The phrase "aberrant growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or any field discussing unusual or atypical growth patterns.
Example: "The biopsy revealed signs of aberrant growth, indicating a potential malignancy."
Alternatives: "unusual growth" or "atypical growth".
Brown, S. et al. Correction of aberrant growth preserves tissue homeostasis.
The biological behavior of cancer DNA mutations, aberrant growth, metastatic spread is nothing like that of diabetes.
Wnt signalling is subject to stringent positive and negative regulation to promote proper development and homeostasis yet avoid aberrant growth.
ROS will contribute to various aspects of malignant tumors, including carcinogenesis, aberrant growth, metastasis, and angiogenesis.
For decades, accordingly, biologists have looked for gene mutations that enable some aspect of cancer cells' aberrant growth, metabolism, regeneration, or behavior.
This mechanism can also provide a selective and aberrant growth advantage in pathological conditions, such as cancer.
OSI's drug, called OSI-774, is a once-a-day pill that acts to block what is known as the epidermal growth factor receptor, a protein that is involved in the aberrant growth of cancer cells.
PCO is caused by aberrant growth of lens epithelial cells that are left behind in the capsular bag after surgical removal of the fiber mass.
The purpose of this study was to disclose the relationship between adiponectin and birth weight in a large group of newborns with normal and aberrant growth ("overweight").
In order to maintain this aberrant growth rate, cancer cells have increased energy requirements and are known to reprogram metabolic pathways to sustain higher demand for cellular building blocks, such as proteins and nucleotides2.
Fasciation is a result of an aberrant growth development in plants.
