The phrase "systemic abuses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widespread or ingrained pattern of harmful behavior or actions within a system or institution. Example: The recent government report exposed numerous cases of systemic abuses within the prison system, including excessive use of force and inadequate healthcare for inmates.
This historic commission is the first of its kind in America: It is the only time Native and non-Native people have come together to investigate systemic abuses in the child welfare system and the factors that contributed to them.
They want broader social-support systems; they're angry about the Man's systemic abuses.
"There have to be prosecutions and an accounting, a truth process of where people tell their story of systemic abuses".
We condemn the sinful and systemic abuses committed in our name, and pledge to work to right these wrongs".
The investigation grew out of complaints by four whistleblowers to the inspector general alleging systemic abuses by patent examiners.
Finally, federal law forbids legal aid lawyers to undertake class action litigation, preventing them from attacking systemic abuses in the real estate industry.
Second, we need to reform our asylum laws to end the systemic abuse of our asylum system and stop fraud.
McCormack, now 39, detailed in her post what she later described to the Guardian as "systemic abuse" within the Whitecaps system that spilled over to the Canada women's youth teams.
The other day, as he sat in a cafe near the Technical University of Berlin, where he studies history, Mr. Missfelder expanded on what he regards as the systemic abuse of Germany's welfare system.
There's never been any real evidence of systemic abuse of the absent voting system in the UK - although there have been a few notable cases.
"The systemic abuse my office has uncovered in the public pension and benefits systems has wasted millions of taxpayer dollars," Mr. Cuomo said.
