The phrase "abusive part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a section or aspect of something that is harmful or offensive, often in the context of behavior or language.
Example: "The report highlighted the abusive part of the relationship that led to the victim's trauma."
Alternatives: "harmful aspect" or "offensive section."
Women are also likely to suffer at the hands of boys and young men who become child soldiers and are forced to become violent and abusive as part of their training [ 9].
It delighted in mocking or even abusive criticism, in part because of the conventions of anonymity".
The students in the elite sahib school where Kim is sent against his will are abusive, snobby, racist, part of a restrictive society that pales before Kim's experiences of India.
Incidence, long-term consequences, clinical findings and differential diagnosis have been described extensively in 'Educational paper: Abusive head trauma, Part I: clinical aspects' in this journal.
The role of radiology in establishing the diagnosis of AHT will be discussed later in this journal, in 'Educational paper: Abusive head trauma, Part II: Radiological aspects'.
Conceptualizing abusive individuals as part of the risk environment must not detract from, but rather affirms, the clear need for accountability and consequences for these individuals, as well as interventions to modify their violent behavior.
In particular, ICD-9 coding performed after discharge is likely to underestimate the actual prevalence of abusive injuries in part because physicians may be reticent to assign intentional causality without confirmation from a multi-disciplinary team of social workers and law enforcement agents whose consensus is not often available until after discharge.
What started off seeming like two different parenting styles quickly became behaviour, from your husband, which I thought was abusive and, in parts, possibly criminal, even falling under section 1 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933, "cruelty to persons under 16".
Sexual abuse is unfortunately a common part of abusive relationships.
"And food and abusive food eating is part of it and has been for a while".
