The phrase "abuse with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the manner or method of abuse, often followed by a noun that specifies the type of abuse.
Example: "The report detailed instances of abuse with a particular focus on emotional manipulation."
Alternatives: "mistreatment involving a" or "harm through a".
The company built an algorithm trained on comments flagged as abusive by Yahoo comment moderators — and was ultimately able to detect abuse with a 90percentt success rate.
(He instead offered support for victims of abuse, with a peace pin on his lapel).
To wit: in the book Stewart even manages to relay a tale of sexual abuse with a certain pluck.
The majority of those called about sexual abuse, with a smaller number, roughly a third, wanting to discuss cases of physical abuse.
Its counsellors are treating 700 victims of sexual abuse, with a further 168 people on a waiting list who may never receive help.
Blanchard became notorious last year when she was convicted of sharing images of child abuse with a nursery nurse, Vanessa George, and another woman.
Here he offers a master class in abuse-with-a-twinkle. Like many of the other new dads this season, he says terrible things for which he refuses to apologize.
In an interview with Le Figaro headlined "I WAS BORN WITH A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN," Saint Laurent discussed his homosexuality and his drug and alcohol abuse with an astonishing candor, thereby making himself all the more beloved.
The report comes after the Ready for Ageing Alliance warned in a briefing last week: "The term 'baby boomer' is increasingly used as a term of abuse", with an "increasingly polarised public debate" pitching generations against one another.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 15, 2009 Adam Liptak has an interesting column in the Times on the legal arguments underlying the Obama Administration's attempt to block the release of photos of detainee abuse with an appeal to the Supreme Court.
One in Four, an organization of Irish abuse victims, said that the new report "documents a familiar saga of priests sexually abusing children with impunity, protected by senior churchmen conspiring to cover up the abuse with an astounding indifference to the safety of children".
