"quit the post" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to resign or leave one's position or job. It is often used in formal or professional contexts. Example: After 10 years of service, I have decided to quit the post of CEO to pursue other opportunities.
You might think so, given people's tendency to quit the post prematurely.
Mr Prescott quit the post, given to ministers and senior parliamentarians, after 19 years.
ALBERTO GONZALES, America's beleaguered attorney-general, announced on Monday August 27th that he will quit the post on September 17th.
I hadn't seen Dunleavy much since 1995, when I quit the Post, where I had been an editor for a couple of years, but he had changed little.
It was the first time in four decades that a German president has quit the post, the nation's highest even though it is largely ceremonial.
He quit the post shortly before the last government ended its term when he faced indictment on charges of fraud and breach of trust.
Truss, a stabilising figure who has led the Nationals since 2007 and served as deputy prime minister and infrastructure minister since the Coalition's 2013 election victory, said earlier on Thursday that he would quit the posts "at a convenient time for the government, probably within the next few days".
He quit the Post-Dispatch and soon moved to Los Angeles, where he spent the last 19 years of his career.
The Pentagon has more or less quit the post-9/11 'Global War on Terror' as we know it, demoting the fight from an all-encompassing battle to something closer to the management of a virulent disease.
It suggests that the Pentagon has more or less quit the post-9/11 "Global War on Terror" as we know it, demoting the fight from an all-encompassing battle to something closer to the management of a virulent disease.
The row over the fee led to a change of president at Barcelona with Sandro Rosell quitting the post.
