The phrase "abuse or misuse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improper or harmful use of something, such as a substance, tool, or privilege.
Example: "The company has a strict policy against the abuse or misuse of company resources."
Alternatives: "improper use" or "misapplication".
Is there a low potential for abuse or misuse?
They also must carefully monitor the drug for signs of trending abuse or misuse.
Workplace bullying is more apt to represent an abuse, or misuse, of legitimate power.
Zogenix will handle sales and marketing, as well as the F.D.A.-mandated tracking of escalating abuse or misuse.
Long before shots were fired in Lexington and Concord on April 19 , 1775 colonial assemblies used impeachment as a homegrown weapon of republican government, rebuking the King's agents for the abuse or misuse of power.
The report focused on emergency room visits that were the result of abuse or misuse of the stimulants, like taking larger-than-prescribed doses or taking stimulants in combination with alcohol.
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They put them away by abusing or misusing criminal laws, not by outlawing political opposition or just simply arresting them with no charges.
The new formulation will most likely result in less abuse by inhaling or injection, but it still can be abused or misused by ingesting larger doses than are recommended, the F.D.A. said.
"Unless the bureau is reformed," said Senator Richard Shelby, the Alabama Republican who is the committee's ranking minority member, "it is only a matter of time before this concentration of power is abused or misused to the detriment of American consumers and the economy".
"Some of them were abusing or misusing stimulants," Martin says.
