The phrase "abuse check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a verification process to identify or prevent abuse, such as in software, security, or social services.
Example: "Before granting access to the system, we need to perform an abuse check to ensure there are no previous violations."
Alternatives: "abuse verification" or "abuse assessment".
ISTOP requires that most prescribers of painkillers and other drugs with the potential for abuse check the state's Prescription Monitoring Program to see what the patient's prescription history has been during the previous six months before giving out a prescription.
For more on how tech could fight abuse, check out our feature article Silenced by 'free speech.'.
7. Using verbal abuse (check out this video, where attorneys discuss verbal abuse in divorce).
To see more of the work artists are doing to shine a light on sexual abuse, check out Katherine Cambareri's series "Well, What Were You Wearing" here.
To learn more about sexual abuse, check out these sources: International Sexual Assault Resources, Preventing Child Sexual Abuse Resources, Justice Study, Stewards of Children Darkness In To Light (Childhood Sexual abuse prevention training-available around the country), Myths and Facts.
Prior to hiring, all employees also undergo criminal background checks and child abuse checks.
It cited Teens for failing to do criminal and child abuse checks on Veal and fined the agency $100.
Refuges, whose locations are kept closely guarded for the safety of their users, now often warn women fleeing abuse to check their phones for apps that might be spyware, and to switch off location services before they arrive.
"In the end, our financial system only works - our market is only free - when there are clear rules and basic safeguards that prevent abuse, that check excess, that ensure that it is more profitable to play by the rules than to game the system," President Obama said when he signed the bill into law.
"Like I said in the thread with Neil, we need to make it even clearer, while keeping the abuse in check".
Reform that puts in "basic safeguards that prevent abuse, that check excess, that ensure that it is more profitable to play by the rules than to game the system" can't necessarily control human nature.
