The phrase "a significant abuse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a serious or considerable instance of mistreatment or misuse in various contexts, such as legal, social, or organizational discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted a significant abuse of power within the organization that led to widespread corruption."
Alternatives: "a major violation" or "a serious misuse".
Regulators have refrained from saying there has been any significant abuse.
To threaten us with legal action for doing so will create a system where significant abuse will become a certainty – protection of child rights can only be maintained when clinicians retain our rights.
While some devices like the Jambox are designed to be fairly comfortable both indoors and out, the Rex is made from the ground up to be a wearable external speaker that hits the bike trails or ski slopes with a user, stand up to significant abuse, and still sound terrific on your next trip.
A clear distinctions between "cocaine", "cannabis" and "phencyclidine" cases may not even have been possible by global transcriptional profiling, as a significant polysubstance abuse, mostly of cocaine, cannabis and/or phencyclidine, was uncovered in the drug abuse history and toxicological examination.
Clarke also believed an openly gay Premier League player would be subjected to "significant abuse" from supporters and he would be cautious about advising a player to come out until homophobic abuse could be stamped out.
A victim can apply for a U visa a special visa granted to foreigners who have suffered significant abuse and help authorities investigate or prosecute the crime but the process of obtaining this status is both lengthy and difficult.
But ending the abuse of the chamber's traditions — ultimately the far more significant abuse of the filibuster — would benefit both parties, and the country as a whole.
First, officials predicted "significant abuse and diversion," noting that 6,000 Suboxone filmstrips went missing during clinical trials.
It appears not only where it might influence legislators, but in markets where there has been significant abuse, from Florida to Pennsylvania to Alaska.
But Judge said: "It is difficult to exaggerate the levels of public concern at the revelation of significant abuse of the expenses system by some members of parliament.
