The phrase "abuses result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain actions or behaviors lead to negative outcomes or consequences, particularly in discussions about misconduct or harm.
Example: "In many cases, when authority is unchecked, abuses result, leading to a breakdown of trust within the community."
Alternatives: "abuses occur" or "abuses happen".
These terrible abuses resulted in broken bones, damage and swelling to internal organs, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
The Kimberley Process was established to halt human rights abuses resulting from rebel groups using the profits of diamonds to fund their wars or coup d'états.
But it is generally recognized that the abuses resulting from censorship of such discussion whether in the form of previous restraints or in the form of postpublication sanctions are apt to be even more serious for a community.
The fishing industry, in particular, has been charged with horrific abuses, resulting this year in the United States relegating Thailand to the lowest rank in its annual report on human trafficking.
The settlement requires ICE to come up with new rules within two months to avoid further abuses resulting from home raids.
Whether it is hidden or in plain sight, spiritual abuse, resulting from abusive theology, is accompanied with the same idolatrous notion of an intimate relationship between the leader and some angry god appeased only through strict obedience.
The charges include child abuse resulting in death and kidnapping.
The three adults face charges of child abuse resulting in death, kidnapping and tampering with evidence.
In the worst cases in Afghanistan and Iraq, abuse resulted in deaths, including 10 cases now being investigated as homicides.
He was charged with child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury after the gun was left unattended.
He said that all reports of abuse during his command were investigated, and that all substantiated cases of abuse resulted in disciplinary action.
