The phrase "abusive activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are harmful, aggressive, or violate the rights of others.
Example: "The organization has a strict policy against any form of abusive activities within the workplace."
Alternatives: "harmful behaviors" or "exploitative actions".
Now he believes her apparently heartfelt activism appears to have been a "cynical ploy" to distance herself from her own abusive activities.
A man who was confronted by a vigilante paedophile-hunting group over abusive activities towards a child has been jailed for eight years.
"WWF is not aware of any direct involvement by WWF staff in abusive activities or any of such activities taking place in WWF offices, and would take immediate and direct action if this was verified".
Representative Lloyd Doggett, a Texas Republican who wants the government to demolish tax shelters, called the proposed rules "a long-overdue net that may capture certain questionable transactions, but with holes so large that too many abusive activities can escape".
If so, has it been involved in fraudulent or abusive activities in the past?
Those laws include a broad swath of regulations meant to ensure the mortgage industry "services" home loans fairly, including a ban on the abusive activities that prompted a flurry of big-dollar settlements in recent years.
But, he added, the bill "would potentially allow fraudulent and abusive activity to go undetected or unprosecuted".
The courts have officially labeled the gigantic software company a monopoly, and Microsoft will be subject to careful scrutiny for abusive activity.
A respectable American dentist turns out to be the leader of a nudist club (and his own consulate thinks him capable of more sinister and abusive activity).
"Unfortunately the nature of markets is that there always is potential for abusive activity, and with very, very fast trading, these things can happen very, very fast," says Martin Wheatley, head of the UK's newly created Financial Conduct Authority.
"We are better than this unnecessary and abusive activity.
