The phrase "abuses will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing ongoing negative behaviors or actions that are expected to persist.
Example: "If no action is taken to address the issue, it is clear that abuses will continue unchecked."
Alternatives: "mistreatment will persist" or "exploitation will carry on".
So long as schools continue to cower in the face of N.C.A.A. abuses, those abuses will continue.
"Hacked Off, their many supporters and the victims of press abuses will continue their campaign to bring them to book".
It's clear these abuses will continue until, like others countries, we send out a tough signal that tax evaders will be caught – and punished severely.
My concern is that unless we achieve true reform of campaign financing and attempt to level the playing field between the public interest and the special interests, abuses will continue.
Today the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that may determine whether victims of horrible violations of human rights abuses will continue to be able to bring claims in American courts against their tormentors.
But like all tools, unless the user has a deep appreciation of their utility and limitations, abuses will continue to be commonplace.
While increasing social services and a firm commitment from law enforcement to investigate and prosecute abusers would certainly help trafficking victims, the abuse will continue as long as we fail to address the demand side of the equation.
The abuse will continue so long as women are valued primarily as sexual commodities.
Until the culture of the church changes for both women and men, abuse will continue.
The abuse will continue when "Fringe" begins its final season on Friday night.
But until there is agreement abusing will continue – costs will be piled up artificially in some countries or profits are shipped out to low tax countries".
