The phrase "abuse signal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing indicators or signs of abusive behavior or situations.
Example: "The therapist noted several abuse signals in the client's recounting of their experiences."
Alternatives: "indicators of abuse" or "signs of mistreatment".
A new campaign, Business and Investors Against Tax Haven Abuse, signals an interesting convergence of domestic manufacturers, community banks, and small businesses that are fed up with how porous the global corporate tax code has become.
Lauding Casanova's promiscuity and ignoring his abuses signals that we value men like him ― men who fit toxic archetypes of masculinity.
He rejects greater autonomy for the marginalized Tamil minority and – though he vowed to launch a domestic inquiry into civil-war era abuses –signaled that Rajapaksa and other leading figures would be shielded from prosecution.
MRI in chronic toluene abuse: low signal in the cerebral cortex on T2-weighted images.
Both groups examined 28 scenarios of abuse (11 "signal" scenarios of risk and 17 "noise" scenarios of no risk).
Torn-out hair or a bruised eye may signal abuse, but more subtle warning signs may come out in conversation.
In a pilot program that officials say is still too new to have produced results, the state Health Department last year granted 12 New York counties permission to examine bills to look for patterns that might signal abuse, and agreed to share a portion of any money recovered as a result.
Specifically, we suggest that the original and adapted spatialities of the hotel were often the source of unintended violence, abuse and transgression, signalling the 'power of space' in terms of agency over the subjected 'guests'guests
Since the exposure of security holes within the SS7 system, certain bodies, including the mobile phone operators' trade association, the GSMA, have set up a series of services that monitor the networks, looking for intrusions or abuse of the signalling system.
