The phrase "abuse analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the examination or study of abuse, such as in psychology, sociology, or law enforcement.
Example: "The report included a thorough abuse analysis to identify patterns and potential interventions."
Alternatives: "abuse assessment" or "abuse evaluation."
The remainder of the paper describes basic methodology by which three core pieces of behavioral data required by the Food and Drug Administration for its use in the overall abuse liability analysis can be obtained preclinically.
The Scottish justice system is creaking under the "increasing pressure" of budget cuts, overworked prosecutors and a rise in complex cases involving historical sexual abuse, an analysis by the public spending watchdog has found.
The security abuse case analysis revealed that questions related to friends, colleagues and common public knowledge can be a security risk.
The DRD4 7-repeat allele × severity of abuse interaction analysis did not yield a significant result (p = 0.43).
* sexual abuse The analysis is based on 432 women with complete data; all variables included in the model.
Because we cannot rule out that some women have left a relationship because of abuse, our analysis may underestimate the association between intimate partner violence on mental health.
The pancreatitis in this patient was not due to gallstones or alcohol abuse, and analysis of genes known to be associated with pancreatitis, such as SPINK1, CFTR, PRSS1 and CTRC (19), did not reveal any mutations.
She established the Safe Face Pledge in partnership with the Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law to prevent lethal use and mitigate abuse of facial analysis technology.
The report, "Recommendations for Future Mass Media Campaigns to Prevent Preteen and Adolescent Substance Abuse," is an analysis of existing research on the media's effect on behavior and of original research conducted by the Center for Health Communication at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Consequently, the potential for weaponization and abuse of facial analysis technologies cannot be ignored, nor the threats to privacy or breaches of civil liberties diminished even as accuracy disparities decrease.
