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The phrase "abuse would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing hypothetical situations or consequences related to abuse.
Example: "If left unchecked, the behavior could escalate, and the abuse would be detrimental to the entire community."
Alternatives: "abuse could be" or "abuse might be".
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The abuse would be much more direct, much more personal.
Penalties for abuse would be imprisonment, even for an errant minister.
Under the new policy, priests accused of abuse would be judged by church tribunals.
"If you had this system in Nigeria, the outsiders would say the potential for abuse would be massive," he says.
Family abuse would be reported to social workers in the State Office of Children and Family Services.
Of all the campaigns women have fought for equality, reaching parity for alcohol abuse would be our most joyless victory.
One encounter with a superior officer who cornered her in a back room was an early hint that reporting abuse would be futile.
To ignore the role of disadvantage, lack of jobs, despair and chronic alcohol abuse would be to see domestic violence in isolation.
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Indeed, some analysts insisted it was unlikely that wide-scale abuses would be found.
He said Abu Ghraib prison, where Iraqi prisoners were abused, would be demolished.
If new state "Ag-Gag" laws pass, reporting factory farm abuses would be deemed an "Act of Terrorism".
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