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"harsh treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to people who receive unjust or overly strict treatment, often in the context of a cruel or oppressive environment. For example: "The prisoners were subjected to harsh treatment at the hands of the guards."
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Bonds expected this harsh treatment.
He said he feared writing might result in harsh treatment.
"Many who turn fanatic have suffered harsh treatment in prison.
After all, Houston endured his own harsh treatment from fans.
Harsh treatment of black players exists all over Europe.
Their harsh treatment is condemned by human rights groups.
Allegations of harsh treatment and overbearing scrutiny are commonplace.
"I had concerns about the US's harsh treatment of detainees.
Three modern leaders were subjected to especially harsh treatment.
Sept. 11 had served Mr. Howard well, justifying his harsh treatment of asylum-seekers.
Harsh treatment is apparently meted out to those who break ranks.
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