"discontinued making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action that has stopped happening. For example, "The company discontinued making their signature product back in 2019."
The mint in San Francisco, Calif., founded in 1854, discontinued making general coinage in 1955; but it was reestablished in 1965 to make proof sets of coins for collectors.
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McDonald's dropped Cyrk as its European distributor, and Beanie Babies temporarily discontinued making the toys.
Not to mention that you have to signup for all of these affiliate programs; some of these programs are handled by third-party companies and become discontinued (making your links dead).
XP support has been discontinued, making it a very unsecure operating system.
The announcement late today by Chief Bernard C. Parks that the units would be discontinued made no mention of the scandal that has engulfed the Los Angeles Police Department in recent months.
The move effectively reversed a plan announced under Mr. Lynch to discontinue making color devices.
In August 2011 Hewlett-Packard announced that it would discontinue making smartphones and its tablet computer, the TouchPad (which had debuted only seven weeks earlier in July), and that it was considering spinning off its PC business into a separate company.
Mr. Cassano told the volunteer squad to "immediately cease its operations and discontinue making any representations that A.V.F.D. is authorized by the City of New York or the F.D.N.Y. to provide emergency medical and firefighting services," or face possible arrest of its members.
I'll also discontinue making any further investments.
Motorola, the world's biggest manufacturer of paging devices, said it will discontinue making pagers that work on the ReFlex two-way paging network technology it developed.
