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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abuse led to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that abuse was a cause or contributing factor to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the neglect and abuse led to significant emotional trauma for the children involved."
Alternatives: "abuse resulted in" or "abuse caused".
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Substance abuse led to a suicide attempt in 1974, but the music helped bring him round.
His substance abuse led to frequent hospitalizations, and to an inordinate dependence on Bergé.
Depression, a common side-effect of steroid abuse, led to binge drinking and suicide attempts.
A period of despair and drug abuse led to Osbourne's divorce from his first wife, Thelma Mayfair.
In the early 90's, his cumulative years of drug and alcohol abuse led to a liver transplant.
The outrage engendered by their abuse led to a series of treaties regulating prisoner treatment — treaties the United States has flouted, ostensibly for similar reasons, since 9/11.
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Abuse leads to control.
"But I also understand that abuse leads to restrictions".
"There are huge opportunities for abuse, and abuse leads to safety failures".
The numbers are likely to continue as further investigations into historic sex abuse leads to convictions.
In conclusion, bango abuse leads to deterioration of the academic achievement, and may be associated with antisocial and violent behavior.
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