The phrase "abuse shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evidence or instances of abuse that have been displayed or revealed.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse shown in the treatment of the patients at the facility."
Alternatives: "evidence of abuse" or "abuse demonstrated".
Seven military police soldiers have been charged in connection with the abuse shown in that and other photographs.
He said that created a financial incentive for just the sort of abuse shown in the undercover videotape.
Another effect of sexual abuse shown in the play was the simultaneous feelings of attraction and revulsion that persist in memory.
The Post's focus on the possible uncertainty of the international legal status of the detainees held by the United States as the reason for the shocking abuse shown in the photos from Abu Ghraib detention facility is misplaced and wrongheaded ["Protecting the System," editorial, May 12].
When asked to explain the abuse shown in the BBC's recording, he said he had been playing "a joke".
Carol Povey, of the National Autistic Society, called the abuse shown in the programme "disgusting" and said that current regulations are inadequate.
Imaging studies involving cocaine abuse show an inverse relationship to the one detailed above.
The latest government survey of drug abuse shows a drop since 2010 in first-time users of illegally obtained OxyContin.
Kick It Out statistics collected during Euro 2016 to monitor online discriminatory abuse showed 22,000 direct instances during the tournament.
"This seeming pattern of abuse shows why Congressional approval ratings are at the lowest levels in history," she continued.
LAST week I noted the Pentagon's denial of two reports that photographs of Iraqi prisoner abuse showed rape and other forms of sexual abuse.
