The phrase "abuse subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals or groups who have experienced abuse, particularly in research or academic discussions.
Example: "The study focused on the psychological effects of trauma on abuse subjects and their recovery processes."
Alternatives: "victims of abuse" or "survivors of abuse".
The case shocked Europe with its brutality and led to an anxious public debate on pedophilia and child abuse, subjects that had until then had received little media attention.
A majority of the drug abuse subjects (68.5%) and slightly more than one fourth (26.4%) nondrug users had a total PSQI score of 5 or higher, suggestive of mild sleeping problems; 43.9% (956) drug use subjects and 5.2% (117) nondrug users had PSQI >8, suggestive of poor quality of sleep.
We have found [ 61] that verbal abuse has negative psychological consequences comparable to those associated with witnessing domestic violence or non-familial sexual abuse and larger than those associated with familial physical abuse, and so we combined our verbal abuse subjects with our sexual abuse group for statistical analysis.
It is also a love story about long-suffering but strong women and the men who love, abuse, subject, and above all, desperately need them.
Disabled children have been accused of lying when they cry for help, subjected to compliance therapies that open the door to abuse subjected to compliance therapies that open the door to abuse and PTSD, and PTSD, restrained and secluded, restrained and secluded, restrained and secluded, and more.
With little encouragement, subjects assigned to be guards rapidly began dehumanizing and abusing subjects assigned to be prisoners.
The parkinsonian signs in these young drug-abuse subjects are consistent with those in occupationally exposed Mn workers (Table 1).
To exclude drug and alcohol abusing subjects, general alcohol and drug consumption was quantified by exerting the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 29] and the Drug Use Disorders Identification Test DUDITT) [ 30].
Overall, the formation of androstenedione, P1OH, and testosterone hydroxylase was statistically significant between control and drug-abusing subjects; we observed no significant differences in any other of the phase I and II activities.
"The agencies say children are being abused, subjected to prostitution and rape..
"The agencies say children are being abused, subjected to prostitution and rape … It is not insulting other European countries by offering to help".
