"aberration by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a mistake, error, or deviation caused by someone or something. Example: The company's financial losses were attributed to an aberration by their former CEO's reckless decision-making.
The Jets are looking upon Denver's performance as an aberration by an otherwise solid defense.
The Richardson trade was an aberration by a franchise in tumult.
Was this nasty non-story an aberration by the Standard or the start of a lockstep march to polling day with Goldsmith's sly "red scare" campaign strategy?
But the experts at J.P.L. realized that they could correct for Hubble's aberration by modifying four nickel-size mirrors in their camera.
Revis wants an extension that pays him more than Nnamdi Asomugha, whose deal for more than $15 million a year is considered an aberration by the Jets.
He arranges them more or less chronologically, although an early section on Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, who fulfilled Dr. Ghaemi's criteria for interesting mental aberration by burning Atlanta, somehow leads to a passage on Ted Turner, who started CNN there.
The German word for "uncanny," unheimlich, translates, literally, as "un-homelike": we subconsciously clock aberrations by noting their deviation from that first resting place.
Spartak announced last week that they will rectify one of Russian football history's biggest aberrations by naming the stadium they're to build - their first ever fully self-owned - after Starostin.
Deng and Tang (Technometrics 44 (2002) 173) constructed a catalog of designs of 16, 20 and 24 runs using the criterion of minimum G-aberration, by searching through all orthogonal arrays from Hadamard matrices.
COMSOL Multiphysics® v5.2 and Propagate Rays and Aberrations by Matrices (PRAM) were used to simulate ion trajectories through the system.
The retrieved complex field can then be demodulated and compensated for aberrations by employing a measurement of the system response [24].
