The word 'stranding' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb that means to leave or to be left in a difficult situation or place, often without a means of escape. One example of using 'stranding' in a sentence is: "The storm caused the boat to capsize, stranding the passengers on a deserted island."
See articleAnti-government protesters in Thailand occupied Bangkok's main airport, stranding thousands of passengers.
It is the first such penalty imposed for stranding passengers by the government.
Acapulco, a resort that has waned in popularity because of violent crime, was badly hit, stranding thousands of tourists there.
Last month much of Europe's airspace was shut down for six days due to ash clouds, stranding many thousands of passengers.
TRW said the offer was worth $13.5 billion.Few take off in FranceA strike by pilots at Air France caused severe disruption to flights in France and abroad, stranding thousands of passengers.
FIRST came the clumsy actions by several European countries that denied airspace to the official jet of Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, stranding him in Vienna for 14 hours earlier this month while the plane was searched (fruitlessly) for Edward Snowden, the fugitive American intelligence contractor.
Between 1975 and 1988, a marine-mammal stranding center on the Jersey Shore was seeing stranded seals in single-digit numbers every year.
The mass stranding of the five juvenile males off the cost of Britain comes after a dozen others, thought to be from the same pod, were also stranded on beaches in Germany and the Netherlands earlier this month.
Thousands of London-bound commuters have been left stranded on held-up trains for up to four hours after a power supply problem caused chaos at Clapham Junction, the UK's busiest rail station.
Benson, like many local fishermen, believes it was the negligence not only of the gangmasters but also of the authorities that was responsible for the tragedy: "In the summer of 2003, I rescued 50 to 60 Chinese folk who were stranded while cockling for a gangmaster … That should have been a warning".
So-called "stranded" assets could cause major damage to oil companies' profitability, Lamb said.
