The phrase "halted indefinitely" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that has stopped or been put on hold without a set end date. Example: The construction on the bridge has been halted indefinitely due to budget constraints.
The ruling halted indefinitely the development of the mine.
Talks were halted indefinitely after the nine-hour bargaining session.
And on Tuesday, Iraqi officials said the advance had halted indefinitely.
PATH service to Lower Manhattan, which ended at a station in the Trade Center, was halted indefinitely.
The ruling military council has promised to return stability to the Arab world's most populous nation, but in the aftermath of Saturday's drama football chiefs believe the domestic league may now be halted indefinitely.
Koolhaas's brilliant, cantilevered concrete annex to the Whitney Museum of American Art has been abandoned, and his tear-down, start-over plan for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is halted indefinitely.
Although one may consider such cases rare in four of the five tested chemical data sets (Table 1) at least one structure was found which caused the CDK implementation to halt indefinitely.
Moreover, any of these are recoverable errors and, thus, stopping the complete calculation and returning an error message to the user (forcing the user to relaunch the process) or, worse, halting indefinitely, are suboptimal ways of responding to the above errors.
But by the 1960s the railway was struggling financially; in 1978 its owners, stymied by debt, halted service indefinitely.
In what Los Alamos officials portray as a struggle for survival, the $2-billion-a-year laboratory on a mesa 7,400 feet up in the Jemez Mountains north of Santa Fe halted work indefinitely last Friday, ceasing all but vital military operations.
On Sunday, Al-Intibah's official website said that authorities had ordered the halt indefinitely.
