The phrase "abuses they face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mistreatment or harm that individuals or groups experience in various contexts, such as social issues, workplace environments, or personal relationships.
Example: "The report highlights the various abuses they face in their daily lives, shedding light on the urgent need for reform."
Alternatives: "mistreatment they endure" or "harm they experience".
We will be able to teach them to read, how to address common abuses they face and what proper nutrition is, all things that will make her a better, healthier employee".
To make matters worse, the study finds that "if guestworkers complain about abuses, they face deportation, blacklisting or other retaliation".
When inhabitants meet with their families they are constantly supervised, and if they say anything about the abuses they face or the squalor of their conditions, they say they know they will be beaten and drugged with downers later.
She says there are no jobs back in Assam and, despite the abuse they face in the street, north-easterners do not seem to face discrimination in finding work in Pune.
All around Kabul unfortunate owners of 39 number plates tell the same story of the abuse they face on the roads of one of the world's most socially conservative countries.
"Teachers have a thankless task," said the Daily Express, which reported that delegates had variously blamed "foul-mouthed role models such as Wayne Rooney, a boring curriculum and the malign influence of low-quality school dinners" for the abuse they face.
As a consumer of TV news it was great to see and hear from such NBC road warriors as Gadi Schwartz and Megan Radford – and disquieting to hear about the abuse they face at Trump rallies often directed by The President himself.
The outside perspective, particularly the tendency to blame women for abuse they face, also became a motivation to join the series.
They urgently need massive international support to protect them from the widespread sexual abuse they face, as well as other health and nutritional concerns.
Reign explained that performers in the industry – particularly female performers – often feel "alone and othered" because of the abuse they face both on social media and when trying to access ordinary services like banks, housing and healthcare.
They help to come up with resolutions in every kind of abuse they face".
