"due to abuse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "due to abuse" to describe a cause and effect relationship between two phrases or ideas, with one phrase being the effect of the other. For example: "The animal shelter had to close due to abuse by its staff."
However the number of people attending drug treatment clinics due to abuse of legal highs had declined.
She spends most of her time helping 16- and 17-year-olds who have been abandoned, or left home due to abuse, neglect or family breakdown.
The review cited the deaths of 11 other children due to abuse or neglect last year, but officials said the division had not received complaints about their families.
In 2012, video game website IGN polled its readers and found that a third had stopped playing competitive online modes due to abuse.
But even sites that enjoy a brief rise in traffic due to abuse are damaged in the long run, says Catherine Teitelbaum, chief trust and safety officer for ASKfm.
Through discussions with medical examiners in several states, we have confirmed that the vast majority of deaths attributed to OxyContin abuse were in fact due to abuse of multiple drugs, often including alcohol.
Baran left his Zen community in 1977 when it became "toxic" due to abuses of power, he said, but he has continued practicing Buddhism in the years since.
In the north, some of the commanders ostensibly supporting Hadi against the Houthis have ties to units that southern secessionists — now also targeting the Houthis — harbor resentment against due to abuses during the civil war.
The patient had a cyst on her right vocal cord due to voice abuse and misuse.
When we excluded cases of suspected abuse, the probability that a femoral fracture was due to confirmed abuse was 0.28 (0.15 to 0.44) (bottom panel, fig 2).
Poisonings due to substance abuse, such as heroin and ethanol taken for intoxication purposes, were defined as accidental overdoses with substances of abuse (AOSA).
