The phrase "a very abnormal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the unusualness or irregularity of something.
Example: "The results of the experiment were a very abnormal outcome that no one had anticipated."
Alternatives: "extremely unusual" or "highly irregular".
It was normal lender of last resort activity, just on a very abnormal scale.
The findings show a very abnormal pink precipitate that assumes a globular pattern within the corium with supervening dystrophic calcification.
In fact, one of our subjects exhibited a very abnormal expression of genes in a key metabolic pathway.
"You're trying to bring some kind of normalcy to a very abnormal lifestyle — some kind of consistency and constancy," Navratilova said in a phone interview.
"This is still a very abnormal summer, when you break the record for the warmest first quarter by 0.9 of a degree, that's not a small number.
Riding in a train, Sim Eih Xing, a medical student from Malaysia, said he noticed a strange-looking woman near the door "in a very abnormal posture".
In the control, most progeny (95.1%) were normal exhibiting the wild-type phenotype, with a very few abnormal orange (1.2%) and abnormal wild-type progeny (3.4%).
Robbery (green line), on the other hand, has a completely different and very abnormal hour of day trend, which steadily increases from 10 am until its highest peak at 3 pm.
"To the extent that part of the present prices are coming from a cartel, this is very, very abnormal".
Security concerns were further escalated this week following a speech by Yleem Poblete, US assistant secretary for arms control, verification, and compliance, who singled out a Russian satellite for its "very abnormal behavior".
A-waves, which are also called plateaus, are very abnormal waveforms where the pressure will suddenly rise to often above 50 mmHg and last 30 minutes or more; once the waveform starts to return to normal, it often does not fully return back to the original baseline.
