The phrase "abuse has been allowed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain type of abuse has been permitted or tolerated over a period of time.
Example: "The report revealed that abuse has been allowed to persist within the organization without any intervention."
Alternatives: "abuse has been permitted to" or "abuse has been tolerated to".
This is an alarming snapshot of why abuse has been allowed to occur so systemically at such a large scale.
Huth is currently suing Cosby in California, where her claim as an "adult survivor of child abuse" has been allowed to proceed.
A spokesperson said: "Women in Football are appalled that sexist abuse has been allowed to thrive, unchecked, around some of the country's most iconic football stadiums.
A woman in her 20s with severe mental health problems stemming from childhood sexual abuse has been allowed to die under Dutch euthanasia laws after doctors claimed she was incurable.
That is why such abuse had been allowed to linger so long.
That gives Mr Shanley, the Oscar-winning author of the 1987 movie "Moonstruck", time to finesse a play so busy pushing hot-button issues racism, child abuse, homosexuality that some dubious stagecraft has been allowed to slip through.
Abuse of power in Russian politics has been allowed to flourish for too long.
"For much too long North Korea has been allowed to abuse the international financial system to facilitate funding for its nuclear weapons and missile programs," he said.
"For much too long, North Korea has been allowed to abuse the international financial system," Trump said.
"For much too long North Korea has been allowed to abuse the international financial system" to facilitate funding its nuclear and missile programs, Trump said.
A student who gathered video evidence of himself being harassed and abused on a pair of specially adapted sunglasses has been allowed to carry out a private prosecution of his tormentor.
