The phrase "abuse side" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific aspect or perspective related to abuse, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "We need to address the abuse side of the issue to ensure comprehensive support for victims."
Alternatives: "aspect of abuse" or "dimension of abuse".
On the abuse side, he said, "We have strict policies.
Long term users of BDZ most likely have had the opportunity to acquire specific knowledge of abuse, side effects and brand names.
Moreover, studies dealing with concerns of abuse, side effects, and efficacy of long-term opioid therapy in these conditions have not been conclusive [ 7- 9].
The logical side of me agreed with a lot of that but the I-still-love-them-regardless-of-the-weekly-emotional-abuse-side felt like it tipped the negativity scale a little too far.
Could it be a sign that they were angry enough about police abuse to side with anyone who opposes the Russian state?
Parents, health professionals, teachers and legislators have raised concerns about such medications including abuse, harmful side effects and the temptation for school officials to "dope up" any child who acts up in class.
Naloxone has no potential for abuse, few side effects other than opiate withdrawal, and is available nationwide via prescription.
The data also demonstrate that parents would prefer a treatment with equal efficacy but no associated risk of abuse or side effects.
They include hypothyroidism, anemia, lead poisoning, chronic illness, hearing or vision impairment, substance abuse, medication side effects, sleep impairment, and child abuse.
If you put duct tape on the parts of your shoes that suffer the most abuse (the side and front foot), the lifespan of your shoes will increase greatly.
However, "in many cases of animal advocacy groups versus organisations accused of animal abuse, both sides have cultural claims".
