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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abuse resulted in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that abuse led to a specific outcome or consequence.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the neglect and abuse resulted in severe emotional trauma for the victims."
Alternatives: "abuse caused" or "abuse led to".
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In the worst cases in Afghanistan and Iraq, abuse resulted in deaths, including 10 cases now being investigated as homicides.
Taken together, these results show that alcohol abuse resulted in decreased bone formation within the DABM implant.
He said that all reports of abuse during his command were investigated, and that all substantiated cases of abuse resulted in disciplinary action.
He was looking at his ex-girlfriend Heidi Fleiss — whose accusations of harassment and abuse resulted in his conviction on a domestic-violence charge — with an expression that was either fond, bemused or resigned.
Marijuana use has been shown to create numerous health problems, and, consequently, the expanding use beyond medical purposes into recreational use (abuse) resulted in control of the drug through international treaties.
Citing police reports, Nick Wright of CBS Houston reported that the alleged abuse resulted in cuts and bruises to the child's back, buttocks, ankles, legs and groin.
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The charges include child abuse resulting in death and kidnapping.
She pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in death.
The three adults face charges of child abuse resulting in death, kidnapping and tampering with evidence.
He was charged with child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury after the gun was left unattended.
Research has shown that long-term drug abuse results in changes in the brain that persist after a person stops taking drugs.
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