The phrase "a real aberration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that deviates significantly from what is normal or expected.
Example: "The sudden drop in sales was a real aberration compared to the steady growth we had experienced over the past year."
Alternatives: "a true anomaly" or "a genuine deviation".
The fits are a good, but not perfect, match to the real aberration functions in Fig. 2a.
The most important point he makes is that the real aberration of the past decade was the fact that financial-industry profits rose so steeply that they actually accounted, at one point, for about forty per cent of total corporate profits in the U.S.
The refereeing decisions certainly fell Napoli's way, but there are other portents that suggest this is a real eclipse rather than a momentary aberration in Italy's hegemony.
In this study, taking risk of competing events into account in a real world scenario, men with metabolic aberrations had a lower risk of prostate cancer diagnosis, similar risk of prostate cancer death, and a higher risk of death from other causes, compared with men who had normal metabolic levels.
There is a real hope that the social democrats will realise that 1997 was not an electoral aberration and have enough confidence to argue for their real beliefs.
The aim of this study was to assess the risk of prostate cancer diagnosis, prostate cancer death, and death from other causes for men with normal metabolic levels and metabolic aberrations in a real-world scenario by use of data in a large prospective pooled European cohort.
But the high birth rates during the baby boom were the real modern aberration.
Additionally, they claimed that Smart's preternatural excitement to prayer seems to have been poor Smart's only real mental aberration, unless his drunkenness be considered pathological.
As a result, it will reduce the chance to detect real chromosomal aberrations and therefore a genomic imbalance by MLPA.
The purpose of these studies was to determine whether the apparent nuclear localization of hGnRH-RI was real or was a visual aberration due to the result of hGnRH-RI being overexpressed at the perinuclear region.
