The phrase "aberration at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an unusual occurrence or deviation from the norm in a specific context or location.
Example: "The sudden drop in temperature was an aberration at the normally warm coastal region."
Alternatives: "anomaly in the" or "deviation from the".
"Now the question is whether the Richard Meier project was an aberration at the prices it achieved.
That Waca loss was considered an aberration at the time, but looking back it, in cricketing terms it was as significant as the Visigoths invasion of Rome.
And yet much current research is predicated on the belief that the tiniest aberration at the level of genes, in the wrong place at the wrong time in development, can produce the kinds of aberrant behavior that are the hallmark of autism: social awkwardness and repetitive thinking and actions.
The increased standard deviation of wavefront aberration at the periphery has implications in calculating wavefront-guided ablation patterns.
If the sample j has a genomic aberration at the position i, we set R ij =1; otherwise, R ij =0.
Our results indicate the prevalence of DNA methylation aberration at the H19 ICR locus in idiopathic RSM despite normozoospermic semen profile.
Microscope objectives are designed to minimize aberrations at the specified tube length.
Multipole magnets with special profiled poles are used to correct higher order aberrations at the intermediate and final foci.
Following those extraordinary aberrations at The Hawthorns and Craven Cottage, one can't help but feel Kolo might gratefully have accepted the opportunity to join them.
To demonstrate, we measured aberrations at the surface of the mouse cortex as well as three locations at 400-μm depth that were laterally separated by 200 400 μm (Fig. 2).
Still, that didn't stop some from asking, with Watson's very public aberrations at the French Open in mind, if he had fled to Paris to escape the wild weather.
