'financial violence' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a term used to describe actions that use money or other financial means to dominate, harm, or exploit someone else. For example, "He was a victim of financial violence as his partner controlled his access to his own bank accounts."
In 2004 an executive from TF1, a French television firm which was withholding its programming from Iliad's multimedia packages, reportedly told one of Mr Niel's colleagues: "I am going to nail you down on the wall in blood".He may be a bit paranoid, but Mr Niel plans to wreak financial violence on France's dominant telecoms firms.
The GOP assaults follow a familiar pattern: manufactured resentment; insults and criticism; financial violence; and false remorse.
But underneath the agitprop is financial violence: handouts to the wealthy, destruction of our infrastructure, desecration of the environment, and abandonment of the needy.
Its goal was to produce evidence that Bill and Hillary Clinton were sexual, financial, violence-prone criminals.
Those years were filled with financial successes, violence and efforts to corrupt Mexican government officials, prosecutors said in court filings.
Besides its lagging test scores, state audits had cited the school district for financial mismanagement and violence.
Underlying issues included relationship difficulties, family problems, work concerns, sexuality, bereavement, sexual abuse, financial worries, domestic violence, eating concerns and alcohol/drug use.
A shocking court case in Hong Kong is forcing its citizens to confront the hidden plight affecting thousands of the migrant domestic helpers living among them, some of whom face violence, financial exploitation and social exclusion every day.
It will feature live music, food and concessions and a series of workshops on the needs of gay men and lesbians, including sessions on financial management, domestic violence and stress management, said Donna Festa, the coordinator of the Gateway program.
The introduction of the card was accompanied by a $1m injection into social services in both the trial sites, including funding for drug and alcohol support services, financial planning, domestic violence support services and mental health services.
The revelations mark yet another scandal for the outgoing state governor, Javier Duarte, who leaves office in December after a six-year term tarnished by spiraling violence, financial mismanagement and the murders of 19 journalists.
