The phrase "abuse in general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the broader concept of abuse without specifying a particular type or instance.
Example: "When addressing social issues, it is important to consider abuse in general, as it affects many individuals across different demographics."
Alternatives: "abuse overall" or "generalized abuse".
Aside from insight into anxiety, these findings also suggest intriguing new therapeutic targets for drug abuse in general.
Research: The primary goal of my research is to improve screening and intervention for adolescent substance abuse in general medical settings.
General Oates said his goal was not so much to humiliate those charged as it was to deter others from driving while intoxicated or resorting to substance abuse in general.
"I've known and worked with our drug czars for more than 20 years, and this agency is critical to our efforts to combat drug abuse in general, and this opioid epidemic, in particular," Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) said in a statement.
People have taken to social media to protest the way the The National Football League NFLL) handled this case specifically and domestic abuse in general.
"What we can say is that GMP's forcewide approach to child sexual exploitation and child abuse in general has changed significantly over the last few years.
Alleged victims of sexual abuse by physicians are significantly less likely to come forward than sexual abuse victims in general, some research indicates.
To defend his position on Michigan's proposed animal protection law and against state animal abuse registries in general, Pacelle has made several unfounded statements about the nature of animal abuse and abusers.
"We have gone through life in such darkness and shame and silence," Mr. Serrano said of abuse victims in general, and Mr. Kelly in particular.
Loneliness has also been found to be associated with history of trauma and abuse in the general population (Rokach 2007; Gibson and Hartshorne 1996; Prinstein et al. 2001).
There was little information on mental health status and abuse in our general birth cohort.
