The phrase "abuses appeared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the emergence or occurrence of abusive behaviors or actions, often in a narrative or analytical setting.
Example: "In the report, it was noted that various forms of abuses appeared during the investigation, highlighting the need for immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "abuses emerged" or "abuses surfaced".
Because he was not a skilled administrator, many abuses appeared in the bureau, much of the staff being poorly trained.
But under President Ronald Reagan, a stalwart Cold Warrior, the U.S. resumed its support of Central America's right-wing governments more enthusiastically than ever, funneling hundreds of millions of dollars into the Guatemalan military, even as stories of grotesque human rights abuses appeared in the pages of U.S. newspapers.
The most flagrant abuses appear to have stopped.
As the New Yorker pointed out, Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita and Emma Donoghue's Room let the worst abuses appear off stage.
In fact, the American abuses appear more a product of poor training, a breakdown of command authority and astoundingly bad judgment than any premeditated plan.
Most of the publicized photographs of abuses appear to have been taken in October or November, but the one Army report to have been made public says abuses continued through December.
Talks between state attorneys general and banks over those abuses appear hamstrung, in part, by the apparent failure of state officials to do a thorough investigation on which to base demands for meaningful reforms and stiff penalties.
Similar abuses appear to be occurring in how doctors charge Medicare for office visits, according to regulators and a parallel investigation by the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit investigative news organization.
General Dostum is taking hits from all sides, with accusations that his troops committed rights abuses appearing in the international and local news media and orders from the central government to hand over customs revenue.
Now they have at least part of an answer: the Afghan commission that documented the abuses appears to have focused mainly on the side of the prison run by Afghan authorities, not the American-run part, according to interviews with American and Afghan officials.
It can do this by applying political pressure on the government of Sudan to ensure that the Unamid peacekeeping force, as well as humanitarian agencies, can access parts of Darfur such as Jebel Marra, where some of the worst abuses appear to be happening.
