The phrase "or aborted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a choice between two or more possible courses of action, such as in the sentence "The mother had to decide whether to keep the baby or aborted it."
It was not known who the mother was, or whether the fetus had been miscarried or aborted.
That's where she miscarried or aborted the foetus, or the baby, or whatever you wish to call it.
Regret and remorse crowd in as well: time misused, love not given amply enough, opportunities squandered, acts of good will stalled or aborted.
But harnessing such cells will require negotiating a minefield not only of technical challenges but of ethical ones, since most stem cells come from either embryos discarded by fertility clinics or aborted fetuses.
We had been trained that in such situations it would be too risky to move forward knowing that they would warn the men in the village unless we killed them or aborted the mission.
Neither did he mention the justice, welfare and police reforms it has to varying degrees bungled or aborted, and for which his own wavering grip is ultimately to blame.
The termination phase finishes when the transaction is committed or aborted.
Two transactions t and t′ are concurrent if t starts before t′ has terminated (i.e., committed or aborted).
Still, with every failed or aborted mission, every $1 million spent, it gets harder to tell people devastated by a crisis that robots are their greatest hope.
The ovary wall is shed from the mature fruit while the seeds or aborted ovules still hang on to the placenta/flower axis (Figure 3b).
A presidential ethics panel is ready to endorse a tolerant federal policy on the use of human cells extracted from an embryo or aborted fetus.
