The phrase "procedure abolished" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a particular procedure has been ended or stopped. For example: "The company recently abolished their weekly staff meetings in order to save time and money."
These procedures abolished tremor but did not necessarily accomplish this by annihilating central tremor oscillations, only their peripheral consequences through disruption of the final common motor pathway (Oliver, 1949).
Speaking of the environmental groups that brought the action, he wrote that the nationwide permit procedure "has abolished the plaintiffs' opportunity to object to proposals to discharge before they are authorized, and the nature of the corps' permitting process has made it difficult to object afterward".
It seems reasonable that at substantially longer periods after tracheotomy any respiratory mechanical inhomogeneity induced during the surgical procedure would be abolished.
But we could readily nationalize our election procedures without abolishing the Electoral College.
As for moves to harmonise immigration and asylum procedures and abolish frontier controls, Britain's special position as an island has already been recognised with an offer of an opt-out.The two biggest problems for the new government in the IGC will be fish and flexibility.
As a special feature of the minimum volume for liver transplantation it has to be mentioned that the OPS definition of the minimum volume for liver transplantation included in 2004 and 2005 so called "substitution" OPS procedures which were abolished in 2006.
We abolished the laparoscopic procedure of two cases because of invasion to superior mesenteric artery (SMA).
Although we were able to achieve good comparability, inherent differences between cirrhotic and non-cirrhotic patients affecting acid base balance cannot be entirely abolished by matching procedures.
The court flourished in the 17th century until the Civil Wars (1642 51), when the procedure by which it operated was abolished.
