The phrase "abuse response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing reactions or measures taken in response to instances of abuse, whether in personal, social, or institutional settings.
Example: "The organization has implemented a comprehensive abuse response to ensure the safety and well-being of its members."
Alternatives: "abuse intervention" or "abuse management".
Facebook and Twitter both revealed in oral evidence to the Lords that their abuse response teams – for their global markets, not the UK – were in the low hundreds not the thousands.
The company has formed a "domestic abuse response team," she said, and has trained managers to recognize signs of domestic abuse, and to respond to it in ways that do not make victims feel they are being accused.
Bishop Gregory said the nation's 195 dioceses were being visited by outside auditors -- many of them former F.B.I. agents -- to investigate whether they had put into effect the abuse response and prevention measures the bishops agreed to in June 2002.
In 2014 the Defence Abuse Response Taskforce estimated that around 1,100 currently-serving ADF personnel had abused other members of the military, and recommended that a royal commission be conducted to investigate long-running allegations of sexual abuse and assault of servicewomen at the Australian Defence Force Academy.
The thermal-abuse response of Li ion cells has been improved by the incorporation of more stable anode carbons and electrolyte additives.
Now Burke, Lurie, Harris, Carrion, and Albright are working to open a new center for child services in Bayview-Hunters Point that would include a medical clinic, family-support services, a child-abuse-response program, and an expanded staff of social workers and psychotherapists, as well as space for biofeedback and other stress-reduction therapies.
Save the Children and UNHCR have drawn up a framework of measures to combat child abuse in response to the report.
In Australia, Elinor Lloyd-Philipps, a Briton now based in Sydney, started receiving rape threats, harassment and abuse in response to her specialist blog about vintage underwear, the Nylon Swish.
Mr. Sakaue tried to pin down the officials, saying that if someone with "a certain amount of authority over children" acts to force "a child to have sexual activities, wouldn't that be considered child abuse?" In response, a Welfare Ministry official said that according to agency guidelines child abuse was defined as acts performed by parents or guardians.
Meanwhile, Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter delivered a passionate monologue over the weekend on ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown,"taking a stand against child abuse in response to Peterson's indictment.
The question about sexual abuse with response options is a modified version of the sexual abuse question in the Abuse Assessment Screen.
