The phrase "abusive end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conclusion or outcome that is harmful or detrimental, often in a context involving mistreatment or violence.
Example: "The relationship took an abusive end, leaving both parties emotionally scarred."
Alternatives: "harmful conclusion" or "violent outcome".
Shabangu was far keener to emphasise the importance of each member government keeping its sovereignty rather than each government refraining from using diamonds to abusive ends.
In that trial, defense testimony focussed on the dislocation that Moussaoui had faced as a Moroccan in France, and on his tumultuous upbringing; his father, a boxer, was abusive, and ended up in a psychiatric institution.
Beyond these two, Laura, the young, pregnant Irishwoman Ray falls for and whom he tries to rescue from an abusive boyfriend, ends up being sucked into violence herself; the boyfriend, Dave, though deserving of a harsh comeuppance, meets an especially gruesome fate.
There is NO EXCUSE for substandard, abusive, dead-end, exploitative postdoctoral appointments.
It's been four years since my abusive relationship ended.
In an abusive one, ending the relationship is a decision filled with fear of retaliation and anxiety.
The lawsuit aims to end abusive schemes by which partisan operatives, exploiting the secrecy provided by the I.R.S. shield, bankroll political attack ads and other campaign agendas.
After some hesitation, the federal government seems to be moving to end abusive practices in its handling of immigrants suspected of terrorism.
Not surprisingly, the presence of a firearm in the home makes it much more likely that a woman in an abusive relationship will end up dead.
Hospital Supply Marketing Attracts New Scrutiny Efforts to end abusive practices in the marketing of hospital supplies will intensify this week, with a Senate panel expected to recommend a tougher anti-kickback law.
