The phrase "abuse and demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing negative behaviors or actions that involve mistreatment and expectations placed on someone or something.
Example: "The report highlighted the patterns of abuse and demand that were prevalent in the workplace."
Alternatives: "mistreatment and expectation" or "exploitation and pressure".
The Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, has blocked a law that would silence victims of domestic violence, forced marriage and child abuse and demanded major revisions after a campaign by Afghan activists and western diplomats.
Howard encouraged athletes, parents and coaches to have "uncomfortable but necessary" conversations to discuss psychological and physical abuse, and demanded the organization take steps to assure gymnasts speaking up about abuse will not be punished.
"The United States needs to very clearly outline these human rights abuses and demand action from the Russian government," Tarah Demant, senior director of Amnesty's Identity and Discrimination Unit told me.
The Tamil Tigers LTTEE) were guilty of human rights abuses and demanded a cut of international NGOs' spending in the areas they controlled.
This long trial showed us — and her — that Michael Jackson had abused and demanded propofol, the drug that killed him, for decades".
But before the accusations of abuse and megalomaniacal demands, life with the Buddhafield wasn't a dystopian nightmare.
On came Joe Biden, to give a speech about sexual abuse and consent, demanding that we "change the culture".
Nevertheless, Prosser felt that both real abuses and public demand had led to general acceptance of these four types of privacy invasions.
Second, Cameron should speak out strongly on the current human rights abuses in Sri Lanka and demand concrete national and international action to address them.
Trying to keep the peace, to avoid abuse and tantrums, can demand a wary lonesomeness.
