The phrase "abuse confirmed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that an instance of abuse has been verified or acknowledged by a specific source or authority.
Example: "The report indicated that the abuse confirmed by the investigation led to immediate action being taken."
Alternatives: "abuse verified by" or "abuse acknowledged by".
According to "Tibet's Stateless Nationals," a hundred-and-thirty-three-page report issued by the Tibet Justice Center, a relatively small number of these Tibetans have been beaten, raped, and/or shot by the Nepalese police — abuses confirmed by several refugees with whom I spoke during my recent visit to Nepal.
Lacking a gold standard method for determining abuse, these ideal studies would report whether abuse was diagnosed using specific stated case criteria, as well as whether abuse was confirmed by CPS or court proceedings.
"To all those who suffered abuse, whether confirmed by criminal conviction or not, the island's government offers its unreserved apology".
Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis / steatosis was suspected when there was a negative history for alcohol abuse, usually confirmed by a third person.
Three studies requiring that abuse be confirmed by case conference or court proceedings following a child protective services (CPS) investigation received a rating of 1 for the abuse determination methods [ 18, 22, 26].
This week Charles Taylor's 50-year sentence for human rights abuses was confirmed by the Special Court for Sierra Leone, which rejected his defense that he didn't personally direct the atrocities -- the same defense corporate CEOs normally use.
"Such abuse has been confirmed by the criminal cases that has been before Jersey's courts.
Meet criteria for current opiate abuse or dependence (confirmed by positive urine drug screen for opiates or, if suspected by study doctor via patient history and or suspicion of occult opiate use, a naloxone challenge will be performed).
Such a system clearly invites widespread abuse, as has been confirmed by a series of reports.
The arrest of Mr. Kandahari, who had been sought on charges of murder, torture and abuse of prisoners, was confirmed by Maj.
