The word "cancels" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the verb "cancel" to mean to call off or end something. For example: Due to current health concerns, the company has canceled all upcoming meetings.
Related: Fifa secretary general Jérôme Valcke cancels trip to women's World Cup "Neither the Secretary General Jerome Valcke nor any other member of Fifa's senior management were involved in the initiation, approval and implementation of the above project".
For example, if you're buying a £500 flight, even just paying £100 towards the purchase on a credit card will protect you for £500 if the airline cancels the flight, exactly the same as if you had paid for the flight in full on your card.
My brother has spent his birthday watching his father's distressing and unexpected death; my daughter cancels her party.
Despicable Me 2, out later this year, sees him stepping into the breach at a children's party when the entertainer cancels.
The headline is "YouTube cancels billions of video views after finding they had been 'faked' - but were hackers working for the music industry?" And everything before the word after in that headline is absolutely true.
They were more aggressive in changing rates than the underlying model required 92% of the time, against the committee's 9%.One possible explanation for the superiority of committees is that majority voting cancels out the worst performers.
So while Europe may pride itself on emitting less carbon from its own territory than it did in 1990, from a consumption point of view the carbon embodied in imports from China alone all but cancels out the gain.
The Eurocrats will be pleased with predictions that turnout will be about as high as in the previous European ballot in 2004, as vote-inducing outrage over MPs' expenses cancels out vote-reducing lack of interest in Europe.
Under the swap deal it receives a LIBOR floating rate which cancels out the payments it must make to investors in its debt.
One of the most important changes would be to abolish the over-representation of small states but neither the PT nor its backwoods allies are likely to favour that.Ms Rousseff promised incentives for doctors to move to poor areas and vowed to expand a programme that cancels the tax debts of hospitals that attend to more patients.
But she lost far more often than she won and spent too much of her time responding to "Bush cancels" headlines.At one time, Mrs Whitman was regarded as the brightest female star in the Republican firmament.
