The phrase "abusing alcohol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of consuming alcohol in a harmful or excessive manner.
Example: "He has been struggling with his health due to abusing alcohol for many years."
Alternatives: "misusing alcohol" or "excessive drinking".
Doc was contrite when confronted, admitted abusing alcohol.
Some of the men began abusing alcohol and drugs.
Whether Thurman is currently abusing alcohol or is seeking help is an important distinction.
She said both her mother and her brother, who is now 22, began abusing alcohol.
Based on a US model, the court is designed to stop parents abusing alcohol and drugs and keep families together.
So was Davis, who never retired from acting and lasted, improbably, to 81, after a lifetime of abusing alcohol, nicotine and, often, her directors.
In her grief, Ms. Eley, who said she had never been a heavy drinker, began abusing alcohol and eventually stopped going to work.
People can reduce the risk of developing cataracts by not smoking or abusing alcohol and by always wearing sunglasses and a hat with a brim when outside on bright days.
Of the initial 50 to 60 households dealt with by Chorley, 24 had stopped using A&E inappropriately, 25 no longer had parenting problems, 10 had stopped abusing alcohol and 12 homes no longer had a domestic violence problem.
Joy Without Alcohol Ms. Fletcher found that the masters she interviewed "seem joyful about the richness and fullness of their sober lives: they get high on life without abusing alcohol and seek fulfillment and pleasure in its absence".
Sir Winston Churchill would be a fabulous dinner guest, and there'd be none of this modern-day nonsense about abusing alcohol, he'd just be encouraging us to have another glass of wine.
