The phrase "abuse because of its" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reasons or motivations behind abusive behavior or actions.
Example: "The report highlighted the various forms of abuse because of its impact on mental health."
Alternatives: "mistreatment due to its" or "harm stemming from its".
Oxycodone has a high risk of abuse because of its addictive nature.
If funds did not use fair-value pricing, they would have to explain why.However, fair-value pricing may also be open to abuse, because of its subjectivity.
And the new Ghostbusters reboot has become a particular focal point for misogynist abuse because of its female cast, leading to an orchestrated online campaign to make the trailer the most disliked in YouTube history.
For the Bank of England, it was a big, ambitious and innovative scheme, invented in the crucible of extreme financial crisis, and therefore massively open to abuse because of its novelty.
Orally taken, MPH has no abuse potential because of its slow increase of the plasma level, while a "high" (with the associated risk of drug abuse) can be elicited by i.v. application [ 110].
"I was the biggest [European] threat, and I was leading at the time and I got the abuse because of it.
It's possible to imagine a defense of Luie Sr. that says that child actors play roles that feature illegal activity all the time, and their parents aren't accused of abuse because of it.
Her HIV status is a matter of shame for her family, and she has suffered abuse because of it.
Jeremy Corbyn thanked his relatives for their support during the leadership contest and said they had been subjected to "abuse" because of his success.
He encounters suspicion and abuse because of his South Asian origins and the fact that he is a Muslim.
At the time of the interviews, screening for child abuse by completing a SPUTOVAMO form (or a checklist derived from SPUTOVAMO) was conducted in 5 of 7 participating hospitals; 2 hospitals did not screen for child abuse because of disagreement about its usefulness or about the profession that should complete the screening instrument.
