The phrase "abuse of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific type of abuse related to something previously mentioned.
Example: "The report highlighted several instances of misconduct, including the abuse of which was particularly concerning."
Alternatives: "misuse of which" or "exploitation of which".
The executive branch has enormous power, the abuse of which can be devastating to our citizens.
They are a trust from Providence, for the abuse of which he is deeply answerable.
It was another form of institutional child abuse, of which we know there was far too much.
But their relationship imploded after Allen began an affair with Farrow's adopted stepdaughter Soon Yi (now his wife), and concluded in a bruising court battle and charges of child abuse, of which Allen was ultimately cleared.
The majority of the victims (56.9 %) experienced penetration during the abuse, of which 25.1 % consisted of solely oral penetration, 67.1 % consisted (also) of genital penetration, and 7.8 % involved (also) anal penetration.
A substantial number of 15 to 20 year olds in Poland reported having experienced at least one of four kinds of parent-child violence (emotional, physical, negligence, and sexual abuse), of which parental alcohol abuse was one of the most frequently cited reasons for family violence [44].
Tells about some abuses of which Lubavitcher landlords have been accused.
Far from apologising, Mr Gore assumed an attitude of righteous zeal, as though the abuses of which he stood accused had magically vindicated him.
The abuses of which Mr Chen speaks include forced abortions and sterilisations that Mr Chen was jailed for documenting; the use of thugs to beat and intimidate him and his family; and the illegal house arrest from which Mr Chen escaped last month to take refuge in the American embassy.
The junta, which seized power in a bloodless coup last Tuesday while Mr Thaksin was in New York at the UN general assembly, has made fighting corruption its top priority along with rewriting the constitution to prevent the kinds of abuses of which Mr Thaksin is accused.
Among other things, this arrangement raised F.B.I. concerns that any suspects who might eventually be extradited to the United States for trial could claim that evidence developed against them in Yemen was obtained by torture or other forms of physical coercion, abuses of which the Yemeni security agency has been frequently accused in Western human rights reports.
