The phrase "cease doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that an action should be stopped, and it can be used in many different contexts. For example, one might say "I must cease smoking if I'm ever going to get healthy."
I told him to cease doing that.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) subsequently ordered Comcast to cease doing so.
Taxpayers should demand that a new United States administration cease doing so at once.
Perhaps the company will finally cease doing business in illegal Israeli settlements so that other dedicated brokers who care for human rights won't feel they must walk away.
Websites offering to help people unlock their phones were sent DMCA notices, demanding they cease doing so or be prosecuted and shut down.
The court found that the CEO had, at times, continued to conduct negotiations even though the board had instructed him to cease doing so.
Bill Loveless: But there were challenges I mean they got to remember where in winter and the water that cease don't aren't too susceptible to barge movement.
Similarly, it is known that severing the vagus nerve, which causes stomach contractions to cease, does not eliminate the experience of hunger.
Harvard University Press published academic journals in the past but ceased doing so about three decades ago because journal publishing no longer fit in with the overall strategy at that time.
Now, however, federal funding of U.S. research has decreased while competition for it has increased, said Rawlings, and corporations have ceased doing basic scientific research.
AsiaOne, which used to print political books without worries, has ceased doing so – but nobody at the company agreed to be interviewed.
