The phrase "abuse will continue to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing nature of abusive behavior or situations.
Example: "If no action is taken, the cycle of abuse will continue to affect the victims and their families."
Alternatives: "abuse will persist" or "abuse will carry on".
As authorities at the federal and local level continue rounding up illegal immigrants in these harsh days of ever-stricter enforcement, the potential for abuse will continue to grow — largely out of sight.
We have laid an amendment to the legal aid bill which will put it beyond doubt that those who have suffered physical, psychological or financial domestic abuse will continue to receive a legal aid to help them to resolve any separation disputes over property or child contact".
Skepchick sums up the problem: "The abuse will continue to come, because they don't want attention – they are bullies.
If we do not, then those on the other side of tyranny and abuse will continue to suffer further.
Until we have a broader cultural acceptance (not just in the military) of the link between homophobia and misogyny, male abuse will continue to be under-reported, ignored and misunderstood.
Today the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that may determine whether victims of horrible violations of human rights abuses will continue to be able to bring claims in American courts against their tormentors.
But like all tools, unless the user has a deep appreciation of their utility and limitations, abuses will continue to be commonplace.
Without shared action to safeguard children from violence and exploitation, the cycle of vulnerability and resulting human rights abuses will continue to rob them of the right to experience their childhood in dignity; to learn, grow, play, and be healthy.
To help eliminate the incentives to engage in reviews abuse, we will continue to pursue legal action against the root cause of reviews abuse – the sellers and manufacturers who create the demand for fraudulent reviews – as well as the ecosystem of individuals and organizations who supply fraudulent reviews in exchange for compensation".
For these individuals, and for victims everywhere, we have taken action to support the prevention, treatment and public awareness of child sexual abuse, and will continue to do so.
"It will also say that Children in Need does and always has supported children who were the victims of abuse and will continue to support the amazing work that these charities do.
