The phrase "a dysfunction in this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a problem or issue related to a specific subject or system.
Example: "The team identified a dysfunction in this process that was causing delays in project completion."
Alternatives: "a problem in this" or "an issue in this".
The decreased relative activation in NCF of the migraine group suggests a dysfunction in this brainstem descending pain modulatory system.
Against this background, it does not seem likely that the current results reflect a dysfunction in this specific subcortical circuit in ASD.
Our finding of impaired performance on this test by patients with OCD is therefore consistent with research implicating a dysfunction in this goal-directed corticostriatal pathway in OCD.
A dysfunction in this region has also been suggested to be critical to delusion formation due to its role in reality evaluation (39).
This research suggests that a lack of significant change in both diastolic BP and HR may reflect a dysfunction in the normal mechanisms controlling this response, namely, the autonomic system [ 70].
Possibly this reflects a dysfunction in IL-7Rα modulation positively correlated to specific surrogate markers of disease progression.
Mr. Bouillard said there had been a "dysfunction" in communication between the controllers in coordinating their handling of the flight.
It is unlikely, though, that this single result reveals a perceptual dysfunction in this patient.
Since non-caseating granulomas, cutaneous anergy and hypergammaglobulinemia suggest an immune dysfunction in this disease, we hypothesize that sarcoidosis is triggered by a group of unknown antigens represented in the host immune cells.
For instance, the response shown by panic patients when treated with Serotonin Selective Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) and the worsening when using a serotoninergic agonist suggest a possible serotoninergic dysfunction in this disorder [ 2, 6].
