The phrase "Internet cut off" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a situation in which someone is no longer able to access the Internet for some reason. For example: "The power went out for an hour and when it came back on, my Internet cut off."
Critics say China has stepped up its disruption of foreign online services like Google over the past year to create an internet cut off from the rest of the world.
Doing so can as above get you K-lined, have your provider receive a complaint against you, have your internet cut off, have you reported by the victim to the Police, being arrested and charged or if lucky cautioned before having to deal with a civil lawsuit.
Excite@Home, the bankrupt provider of high-speed Internet access, cut off Internet service to 850,000 AT&T customers yesterday after AT&T refused to meet its demands -- said to be for more than $100 million -- to continue the service.
Excite@Home, the bankrupt provider of high-speed Internet access, cut off Internet service for 850,000 customers of AT&T, after the company refused to meet its demands -- said to be for more than $100 million -- to continue the service.
By supplying answers to questions with such ruthless efficiency, the Internet cuts off the supply of an even more valuable commodity: productive frustration.
But then the internet was cut off in Aleppo, and the messages stopped.
Cybersleuths, evidently, tracked down the menacing masters and had their Internet access cut off.
Then he got home last night and found his Internet was cut off".
During both incidents, the internet was cut off and social media accounts were out of reach across the country.
The act could mean that serial pirates have their internet connections cut off, if they can be accurately identified.
Four days later, television and the Internet were cut off in Yesanguan, the town where the attack occurred.
