The phrase "aberration with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to describe something that is out of the ordinary or deviates from the norm in a negative way. Here is an example: "The company's recent financial troubles were considered an aberration with their previous track record of success."
The Ravens hope to make that a one-year aberration with a defense that has allowed only 138 points.
That year was an aberration, with a costly acquisition weighing the company down, but previous years have been similar.
How did masturbation, arguably the safest sexual act, come to be seen as a moral aberration with ghastly physical effects?
Though she may be an aberration – with the Muslim community predictably reacting with shock at having unwittingly harboured her – Lewthwaite's story isn't unique.
We won't talk about Miuccia Prada's aberration with that fluffy yellow chick stuff, but her erotic version of Art Nouveau redux had some of those intriguing colors that Oscar Wilde's generation defined as "greenery yallery".
It was a well-taken goal arising from smart play by Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela just outside their opponents' area but it was also something of an aberration, with Arsenal the dominant side in this 174th north London derby.
When I began seeing aberrations with both eyes open, in the spring of 2016, I thought I might need another shot.
The last couple of years there have been some aberrations with guys breaking records that have been standing forever and doing it double and triple times.
The individual eye model, which has the same wavefront aberrations with the real eye, is established.
The grain boundary is particularly messy, due to the complex interaction of non-radially symmetric residual aberrations with the various atomic spacings present.
To study the effect of cataract surgery through 3.2 mm superior incisions on corneal aberrations with 2 types of monofocal intraocular lenses (IOLs) with an aspherical design.
