'enable abuse' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a system, institution, or individual that allows or encourages the mistreatment or exploitation of someone or something. For example: "The lack of oversight in the school system enabled abuse of power by certain teachers."
"Until that happens — until top church officials who hide and enable abuse are severely disciplined — top church officials will continue to hide and enable abuse," the group said.
"Unwanted Advances" sharply criticizes both the use of Title IX to silence political opponents and the secrecy that can enable abuse and overreach in campus Title IX processes.
There is a resonance with Julian Jarrold's recent TV movie The Girl (2012), which tactlessly showed Alfred Hitchcock's campaign of intimidation and harassment against Tippi Hedren: not as culpable as what is shown here, but not so very far away from the culture of evasion and silence that enable abuse.
Administering it to an overdose victim can send them into a rapid and excruciating withdrawal, which supporters say makes it unlikely to enable abuse.
Weak protections for property owners further enable abuse and allow police to take property without due process, advocates for reform say.
But Mr. Garfinkle argues that it is possible to stop, or at least control, the policies that enable abuses of the technology.
"We are concerned that the ongoing secrecy around the government's detainee and interrogation policy is something that's enabling abuse to continue".
That silence transferred the shame of the abuser's act onto the child and onto the family; it is powerful and crippling, and it actively enables abuse.
"If the Vatican truly wants to change course, it would be far more effective to fire or demote bishops who have clearly endangered kids and enabled abuse and hid crimes, than to add one sentence to a policy that is rarely followed with consistency," Joelle Casteix, the western regional director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said in a statement.
So the question of why it's taken Twitter so very long to figure out that enabling abuse also really sucks as a business strategy is still in need of a definitive answer.
And any hierarchy creates a power imbalance and enables abuse.
