The phrase "abuse and failed" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks grammatical coherence.
It could be used in a context discussing issues related to mistreatment and unsuccessful outcomes, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "The project was marred by abuse and failed attempts to rectify the situation."
Alternatives: "mistreatment and failure" or "abuse and shortcomings."
In a series of critical reports, which assessed child welfare work from July 1996 through February 1997, a panel of independent experts found that caseworkers often closed cases when children were still at risk of abuse and failed to conduct face-to-face interviews with abused children as required by law.
"The old student visa regime," she added, "was open to widespread abuse and failed to protect legitimate students from being exploited by poor quality colleges".
A11 Fraud Charges in Azeri Vote International election monitors said that Azerbaijan's parliamentary election had been tainted by fraud and abuse and failed to meet democratic standards.
However, it ultimately concluded that although the broadcaster could have stopped the abuse and failed to do so, the criminal behaviour was largely the fault of the perpetrators and therefore the BBC was not corporately responsible.
The pope's words on Wednesday offered his most forceful public promise since this latest scandal broke a few months ago that the church would confront accusations that it had covered up abuse and failed to take action to punish pedophile priests.
Numerous institutions and individuals enabled his abuse and failed to stop him, including coaches at the club and elite level, trainers and medical professionals..
"We call upon the government to take steps to introduce legislation where those in regulated activities who have direct knowledge of abuse and fail to report it could also face prosecution.
Observed scores incorrectly estimate alcohol abuse and fail to provide cross-culturally valid measurement in 2001 2002.
Allowing patients to smoke during limited breaks, as a response to the issue of patient rights, adds to the regularity and persistence of nicotine withdrawal, undermines the treatment of substance abuse, and fails to provide patients with the opportunity to experience a smoke-free environment and life without smoking [ 10, 32].
"Tenet was dilatory in addressing such coding and billing abuses" and "failed to take corrective action until after it learned of the government investigation into the coding practices of hospitals," the lawsuit said.
The verdict, rendered after little more than a full day of deliberation, hinged on the legal doctrine of command responsibility and whether the generals knew or should have known that troops under their command had been involved in previous abuses and failed to take steps to rein them in.
