The phrase "abuse information from" is grammatically correct but contextually sensitive in written English.
It can be used when discussing the unethical or improper use of information obtained from a source.
Example: "The journalist was accused of abusing information from confidential sources to create sensational headlines."
Alternatives: "misuse information from" or "exploit information from".
Speaking about the proposals at an event at the Department of Homeland Security, Obama conceded that the American people had an interest in making sure the government was not abusing information it got from the private sector and insisted the information sharing rules would come with checks and balances to protect privacy.
Bioethical theory mistrusts human nature, suggesting that the risk of abuse of private information from linked administrative databases is high.
In Europe, the government is seen as the principal protector of personal information from abuse by non-governmental institutions — the opposite of the U.S. model.
Among other things, the bill would require federal agencies to set standards for the use of electronic signatures, to seek public comment on what information to post on the Internet and to assess how to protect citizens' personal information from abuse.
* Three hundred workers are being redeployed to the child abuse investigations unit at a cost of $37.5 million, reducing the average investigator's caseload from 25 to 18. * An improved computer system is being developed to provide child-abuse investigators with more information from other county agencies -- mental health, for example, or law enforcement -- about troubled families.
Such rules would help protect consumer privacy and prevent personal information from being abused, said FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler in a recent interview.
The announcement that Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon would appear on Monday before the House of Commons followed the government's disclosure that it was put on notice in February by the International Committee of the Red Cross that American and British troops were abusing prisoners, but withheld the information from Parliament.
In the United States, the abuse of Stingrays devices that sweep up information from cell phones in given area has become common.
If you, or someone you know, is suffering from domestic abuse, you can seek help and information from Women's Aid, Refuge, ManKind.
"I am concerned about the evidence I have received in this inquest about the process for gathering and recording information from victims of antisocial abuse," Davison said.
