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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is halted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or process is stopped or interrupted by a specific factor or agent.
Example: "The project is halted by a lack of funding, preventing any further progress."
Alternatives: "is stopped by" or "is interrupted by".
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At the same time, a trans-Pennine commuter train is halted by a suicidal jumper.
Immediately, he is halted by a stern-looking guard, who asks to search his bag.
The performance is halted by a German general, who announces (in shouted German) that the country is at war.
He stretches them up the left for Mexico but is halted by a collection of Brazilian defenders.
The film's only hint of drama, however, occurs when a Russian dance troupe is halted by visa problems at the Glasgow airport.
12 min: The Czechs are rocking and a strong run from A Polish Player on the right is halted by a desperate foul from Limbersky, who's booked.
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The study was halted by the federal authorities.
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Demolitions had previously been halted by the military in 2005.
Fighting was halted by the Armistice of Mudros (Oct . 30 , 1918
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