to abolish

07:54 Apr 12, 2021 

Unauthentic English
Indeed, the source text is unnatural throughout. The meaning of ''abolish'', inappropriate in this context, is hard to tell. What does ''It'', at the beginning of the sentence, refer to?

06:54 Apr 12, 2021 

It is clear from this question and the one before ("ease of handiness") that your source text is not in standard English. The source text may be a translation from another language, done by a machine or a translator of inferior skills, or it may have been written by someone who did not know English well. There may also be typos or other textual problems. It would be a good idea to check with your client/agency.

One can end, shut down/close down, liquidate, or phase out a business, but not abolish it. We abolish laws, rules, procedures, regulations, codes, or practices, but not business entities.