The phrase "abuse area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing locations or zones where abuse occurs or is prevalent, such as in social work, law enforcement, or community safety discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse area within the community, prompting local authorities to take action."
Alternatives: "abuse zone" or "abuse region".
"I've seen a lot of benefits to the Medicaid expansion in our state, particularly in the mental health and opioid and drug abuse area," Capito said recently.
Each construct was analyzed according to a number of related issues, including clinician training and experience with woman abuse, area of practice, and type of health care provider.
Parfitt had never bothered to curb his enthusiasm for rock'n'roll excess, and in 2004 gave details of his penchant for drink-driving and drug abuse in XS All Areas, an autobiography that he co-wrote with Rossi.
While her report centered on the encounter between Mr. Burge and Mr. Wilson, Mr. Goldston's investigation supported accusations that there was systematic abuse in Area 2 headquarters for more than 10 years.
Otherwise, any awake female patient present in the non-psychiatric care, non-alcohol abuse holding areas, and non-critical care area of the ED during the times data was collected was approached and asked to be in the survey if they met the age and English-speaking inclusion criteria.
The lab, located in GM's Global Technical Center in Warren, Mich., is now more than 100,000 square feet and includes new heavy and mild battery abuse test areas.
Huge advances have been made in the pursuit of justice for victims of all types of abuse in areas traditionally shrouded in social stigma and secrecy.
Two aspects deserve particular attention for successful prevention work with regard to childhood sexual abuse: content areas (What does one have to know?) and structures (Which methods are being used? What kind of institutional and personal assistance is being offered?).
Women were excluded if they could not read or write in English; were being evaluated in the critical care, psychiatric section, or alcohol abuse holding areas of the ED; were not awake; or could not physically complete the form.
This listed 25 'tax loopholes, abuses and areas for action'.
The organization "is concerned that Russian forces failed to take effective measures to protect civilians and their property from such abuses in areas under their control," according to a press release.
