The phrase "abuse of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone misuses or exploits their knowledge for harmful or unethical purposes.
Example: "The scientist faced backlash for the abuse of knowledge in manipulating data to support his claims."
Alternatives: "misuse of knowledge" or "exploitation of knowledge".
This effort is to be applauded, but there is a lot of work to do before it can engage a rapidly expanding neuroscience community that has been relatively slow to recognize its own responsibility to address potential abuses of knowledge.
How ready and able are we to fend off the overextension and abuse of that knowledge?
The results revealed that low-income African-American men perceive HIV/AIDS as a threat to their community and they have placed themselves at risk of HIV infection based on unsafe sex practices, substance abuse, and lack of knowledge.
OO Episcopal Presiding Bishop Makes Religious Case Against Climate Denial noting that those who deny the overwhelming facts abuse God's gift of knowledge and the ability to think.
Helen Animashaun, a VSO volunteer based in Juba working with Sswen, said women at all levels know that what is happening to them is an abuse of power but lack knowledge of their rights in the transitional constitution.
Lack of knowledge of child abuse, communication with parents in the case of suspected abuse, and lack of time for development of policy and cases are barriers for ED staff to screen for child abuse.
Amnesty says the coastguard is working with criminal gangs and people smugglers who are guilty of a range of abuses, with the knowledge of EU officials.
The plaintiffs argue that the school treated him as a revered coach, fund-raising on his legacy and celebrating his tenure, in spite of knowledge that he abused young boys for decades.
15 17 18 There is a lack of knowledge about the impact of past and recent abuse of women on breastfeeding behaviour.
