"forgo participation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb phrase meaning to abstain or to go without participating in something. For example, "I decided to forgo participation in the student council this year."
If not, the city should ensure they have the right to forgo participation.
In response, the Israeli government says it may forgo participation in Horizon 2020, the European Union's new €70 billion research program.
In an angry response, the Israeli government said last week that it may forgo participation in Horizon 2020, the European Union's new €70 billion, 7-year research program.
During school closures, children may need to forgo participation in external activities that could increase contact rates.
For example, a student who decides to forgo the class participation part of their grade because they don't want to raise their hand, or an office worker who passes on a promotion because then they'd have to start doing presentations.
In addition, it is necessary to identify any forgone earnings associated with participation in the program.
They found that 16% of analyzed plans had fees so high that young investors in those plans would be better off forgoing tax savings from participation and investing in index funds with after-tax dollars instead.
However, we forwent investigating the effects of participation rates and migration on the supply of nursing professionals in favour of examining the new concept of occupational flexibility.
These problems may result in a fall with soft-tissue injury (impairment), and fear of falling may cause the stroke survivor to forgo usual hobbies and activities (societal participation limitation).
Regardless of causality, those with a disabling chronic health condition who are out of the labour force have lower rates of social and community participation, and so may be forgoing the health benefits that social participation provides.
What's more, those who are most likely to forgo coverage are the young and healthy whose participation in the insurance market is necessary to keep rates low.
