The phrase "abuse conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing situations or environments that are harmful or detrimental, often in relation to individuals or groups experiencing mistreatment.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse conditions faced by workers in the factory, prompting an investigation into labor practices."
Alternatives: "harmful conditions" or "exploitative circumstances".
A passive thermal management system is evaluated for high-power Li-ion packs under stressful or abusive conditions, and compared with a purely air-cooling mode under normal and abuse conditions.
The concept of limiting access to care for patients with mental and substance abuse conditions is simply generated by bias and stigma.
Social media platforms are being blamed for allowing the spread of misinformation and online abuse, conditions which some argue are fueling the resurgence of extreme politics in America and western Europe.
Microbiological enumeration was only performed directly after sampling and not after exposure to the abuse conditions.
In order to combat elder abuse, conditions in the family should be regularly verified.
The safety tests suggest that the design is intrinsically safe with respect to the most common types of abuse conditions.
Overcharge is an aggressive abuse condition that can lead to thermal runaway of a lithium-ion cell.
Then four different modes are compared in detail to verify the thermal performance of the composite board under normal operating condition and thermal abuse condition.
Out of these patients, 15.55% had a mental health condition of depression, 8.67% had an anxiety condition, 5.73% had a psychotic condition, 7.41% had a substance abuse condition, and 2.82% had other mental health conditions (unexplained physical symptoms, impulse control disorders, manic disorders, and eating disorders).
Application of temperate heat on the other hand was not a suitable method to preserve the OPF juice, due to the potential of contamination by certain microbes such as C. botulinum types B, E, and F that survive under moderate abuse condition [ 19].
The documentary film Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price shows images of Walmart goods-producing factories in poor condition, and factory workers subject to abuse and conditions that the documentary producers considered inhumane.
