The phrase "went inactive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something became inactive or no longer active. Example: After years of being an active member of the community, Jane eventually went inactive due to her busy work schedule.
It took off in its own way, sagged and went inactive for five years in the '90s, and then resumed in 1997.
However, it is also important to be robust against situations in which the speech source went inactive temporarily.
Nokia2mon2 made 501 posts on the site between 2009 and April 2016, when the account went inactive.
"A lot of people went inactive after Prop 8," he said, referring to the 2008 campaign that overturned a California Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage.
Afterwards, both Sarita and Rosita went inactive from TNA, while Anarquia left the promotion and Hernandez turned face, effectively ending Mexican America.
He said roughly 40,000 stations had joined the worldwide network since 2001, but about half had been removed for quality reasons or had since gone inactive.
They also found sleeping bags, food cans, and credit cards — which led to a bank account that had gone inactive, with the exception of automated monthly deposits from Social Security.
If a speech source goes inactive, it is important for the system to stop reporting it, to avoid false positives.
And despite the 2.65 billion loyalty memberships in the U.S., about 60percentt go inactive within the first year and 30percentt of rewards go unredeemed, according to Colloquy.
The NYU Gamma chapter of Delta Phi, founded in 1841, is the longest continuously active fraternity chapter in the world, having never gone inactive since its establishment.
Colonies are probationary chapters at universities that have not historically had a chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi or whose chapter has gone inactive.
