The phrase "abuse levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the severity or frequency of abusive behavior, often in psychological, social, or health-related discussions.
Example: "The study aimed to assess the abuse levels among different demographic groups to identify those at higher risk."
Alternatives: "levels of abuse" or "extent of abuse".
You are just not thinking straight, everything is up in the air and it is just chaos". The Scottish government says domestic abuse levels remain "unacceptably high" and it has announced an extra £2.8m for the Caledonian System.
Bias underestimated Hispanics' self-reported alcohol abuse levels relative to non-Hispanic Caucasians.
In other words, without a gold standard, it is possible estimates over-report non-Hispanic Caucasians' alcohol abuse levels rather than under-reporting Hispanics' alcohol abuse.
These are just a few examples of misogynistic abuse levelled at women in traditional and non-traditional media recently.
During the leadership race there was much scrutiny of the online abuse levelled by supporters of Corbyn, and even repeated demands that he denounce them.
In fact, to Banks, "faggot" is a term of abuse levelled specifically at misogynists, some of whom, in her experience, have been gay.
First, Spurs fans often tweet me, forcefully, to say that historically the chant was a response to antisemitic abuse levelled at them.
Abuse levelled at Rowling peaked during the Scottish referendum after her donation £1m to the Better Together campaign incurred the wrath of yes campaigners.
Given that she had also set her face firmly against the "personal abuse" levelled at her and the Booker's other judges, I thought that was a bit rich.
The purpose of this paper is to describe the rationale for the development of a research protocol guide, Child Abuse Level Management (CALM), and address protection of children in research.
Last month, the Facebook group Down With Disney's Treatment of Franchises and Its Fanboys claimed credit for the online abuse levelled at Last Jedi stars Daisy Ridley and Kelly Marie Tran, who quit social media as a result.
