The phrase "abuse for individual" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the concept of abuse directed at a specific individual, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report highlighted the issue of abuse for individual cases, emphasizing the need for targeted intervention."
Alternatives: "abuse directed at individuals" or "abuse towards a person".
Twitter eventually bowed to public pressure and introduced a report abuse button for individual tweets in August, but not before arguing long and hard for its right not to do so based upon the practicalities of sifting through so much material.
At the GPL, he has worked on issues such as reducing recidivism among justice-involved foster youth, preventing child maltreatment among at-risk families, growing employment among individuals receiving cash assistance, and improving access to substance abuse treatment for individuals re-entering from incarceration.
Many consumer-based substance abuse DHTs for individuals in recovery connect users to 12-step groups or peer support rather than being standalone behavior-change support applications.
The distribution of age at abuse onset was examined as a continuous variable, with means and percentiles for individual abuse subtypes, including 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
I argue that the ambiguity surrounding these roles regarding what constitutes legal practice, what roles lawyers play, and what professional obligations attach creates opportunities for abuse by individual lawyers and for ethical arbitrage by sophisticated corporate clients.
That being said, the Court could not ignore the fact that surveillance regimes have the potential to be abused, with serious consequences for individual privacy.
An increased risk of substance abuse was noted for individuals with a diagnosis of social phobia, as compared with diagnoses of other anxiety disorders.
The number of substance abuse treatment admissions for individuals 12 and older more than quadrupled from 2.2% in 1998 to 9.8% in 2008, SAMHSA reported earlier this month.
Humanizing those whom you are policing can and will make it less likely for individual officers to abuse citizens.
This non-uniqueness and immutability of information provides great potential for abuse by individuals and institutions.
