The phrase "abuse associated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between abuse and a specific context, condition, or factor.
Example: "The study examined the mental health issues that are often linked to abuse associated with childhood trauma."
Alternatives: "abuse linked to" or "abuse related to".
In other words, I was what passed for the screenwriter, and took the abuse associated with that lowly calling.
"A&E staff are fed up of dealing with verbal and physical abuse associated with alcohol intoxication; not just the patients, but their companions.
William Hornsby, a spokesman for the American Bar Association in Chicago, said his group had not received any reports of serious problems or reports of abuse associated with the legal Web sites.
In the mid-1980s, responding to a backlash of violence and abuse associated with enforcement of the policy, the government allowed rural couples with only a girl to have a second child (so the parents could try for a son) and, later on, couples who are both only children could have a second child.
Warner said committee members have "difficult questions about structural vulnerabilities on a number of Google's platforms that we will need answered", calling out a number of Google products by name and identifying abuse associated with those services.
We recommend that the current payment system, the diagnosis-related-grouping be maintained and complemented with capitation while measures to reduce, if not eliminate, the abuse associated with it be put in place.
Two weeks later, Mr. Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, delivered a speech in Chicago outlining a set of proposals to eliminate abuses associated with stock options.
Supporters of the course, along with SJP and BDS activists, have argued that they are not targeting the Jewish faith but are speaking up against the Israeli government and against human rights abuses associated with the occupation of Palestinian territories.
BDS and SJP leaders have argued that they are not antisemetic and that they are pushing for a boycott of Israel in response to human rights abuses associated with the occupation of Palestinian territories.
Not only has the problem of the media ignoring famine until it is a catastrophe and then simplifying the explanation recurred many times, but also some of the same abuses associated with resettlement are still taking place in Ethiopia.
CAGE, which campaigns against abuses associated with the war on terror, and which has led investigations into Ahmed Diini's case for eight months, says this is the most compelling evidence of British complicity in torture since 2008.
