The phrase "abusive handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the mistreatment or improper management of a person, object, or situation, often implying harm or neglect.
Example: "The report highlighted the abusive handling of the animals at the shelter, leading to calls for immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "mistreatment" or "improper management".
The Banks suit named Sergeant Peter Dignan as one of the officers involved in the abusive handling.
"The handling that you saw of those animals, while it may not be warm and fuzzy, was not abusive handling of animals".
In fact, judge Brunton's decisions have been so strongly worded that the province's Director of prosecutions (DPCP) was forced to address them in a statement and launch an internal investigation into the "abusive" handling of evidence, as well as a separate report into the efficacy of mega-trials.
He did not specify what was inaccurate in those accounts, but witnesses reported seeing him being allegedly abusive towards handling staff and the police, and being forcibly restrained on the floor of the airport's domestic arrivals lounge.
Abusive elephant handling was, sadly, part and parcel of traditional mahout work.
Some Legal Aid lawyers, who among other things represent children against their abusive parents, handle as many as 110 cases at any one time.
But the misjudgments in handling abusive priests "were going on in the 90's there".
Newly released church documents revealed that the cardinal had played a greater part than he had previously acknowledged in handling abusive priests, to the point of writing them sympathetic letters.
Mr. Flynn added that in handling abusive priests, the cardinal "should have been more hands on, he should have been more assertive, he should have protected the interests of innocent children".
Three hundred of the nation's Catholic bishops are going to Dallas on Wednesday to try to end a sexual abuse crisis by adopting a policy to handle abusive priests.
(Again and again, bishops relied on psychiatrists rather than common sense in deciding how to handle abusive clerics).
