The phrase "abusive influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone exerts harmful or damaging control over another person or group.
Example: "The therapist warned her about the abusive influence her partner had on her mental health."
Alternatives: "harmful control" or "damaging influence".
It suffered, however, from sometimes vicious factionalism among officials, recurrences of abusive influence on the part of palace eunuchs, and defects in its establishment of hereditary soldiers.
Elizabeth Banks plays Melinda Ledbetter, a Cadillac dealer who falls in love with Wilson and attempts to free him from Landy's domineering, abusive influence.
We are developing programmes that prevent violence from happening…and protect children from abusive influences.
10 There is an increasing body of research showing that recent and past abusive experiences influences women's physical and mental health negatively, and have a negative impact on reproductive and postpartum health.
The study generated knowledge about adolescent women's perceptions of factors and influences that foster non-abusive relationships and those factors and influences supporting abusive relationships.
- Producers of Jane Got a Gun have sued Lynne Ramsay saying the director was "abusive and under the influence" on set.
Prior to her departure from the set, they claim the Scottish director was "repeatedly under the influence of alcohol, abusive to members of the cast and crew and generally disruptive".
They claimed the Scottish director was "repeatedly under the influence of alcohol, abusive to members of the cast and crew and generally disruptive" and "failed to adhere to proper safety protocol for handling weapons on set when she pointed a prop gun directly at a camera and, in turn, at the camera crew before first taking proper precautions".
Very few of the survivors interviewed individually believed that their own abusive partner's behaviour was influenced by the war.
On Dec. 18, Twitter announced it would begin enforcement of new rules designed to stem the influence of hateful and abusive conduct.
Court papers filed in New Mexico and obtained by the Hollywood Reporter allege that Ramsay was "repeatedly under the influence of alcohol, was abusive to members of the cast and crew and was generally disruptive".
