The phrase "abuse routine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing patterns of behavior that involve mistreatment or harmful practices, often in a psychological or social context.
Example: "The therapist noted that the patient had developed an abuse routine that was detrimental to their mental health."
Alternatives: "mistreatment pattern" or "harmful behavior cycle".
I suspect that results will vary but if you need to add some spice to your self-abuse routine or want to share Uncle Lingus Tonguess of Fury in the bedroom, go for it.
Beatings and sexual abuse are routine.
Actually, we need to see post-relationship abuse as routine.
Bugg's is a gritty, urban-realist form of folk music, depicting with premature world-weariness a youth culture pockmarked by booze, drug abuse and routine violence.
But similar abuse is routine for trafficked girls across America, and local authorities often shrug with indifference in the same way some people at Penn State evidently did.
It is a shocking read: multiple anal rapes and other serious sexual abuse; the routine abuse of women and children; the detention and abuse of minors; the use of dogs; sexual, religious and cultural humiliation; the use of hardcore pornography; serious threats of all types; mock executions.
Torture exploded out of control and abuse became routine migrating from Afghanistan to Guantánamo and on to Iraq, leading to the deaths of more than 100 detainees in American custody since 2001.
When told that torture and abuse were routine in colonial prisons, Mr. Lennox-Boyd did not order that such practices be stopped, but instead took steps to place them beyond legal sanction.
A state task force reported a year ago that young people battling addiction or mental illness were often grouped with violent offenders in substandard facilities where physical abuse is routine and counseling rare.
Human rights abuses were routine, with militants intimidating local communities and killing so-called spies while Indian authorities resorted to abduction, torture and extra-judicial execution on a wide scale.
