"abnormal activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing behaviors or actions that are abnormal or unusual in a particular situation or context. Example: The police were called to investigate reports of abnormal activities in the abandoned warehouse, including strange noises and flickering lights.
The studies of EEG-fMRI simultaneous recording found, for the generalized epilepsy patients (including GTCS and absence seizures), when the generalized spike wave was seen in the EEG, the posterior cingulated gyrus, precuneus, and the lateral sides of the parietal cortex showed a negative activation, and the medial frontal brain cortex showed abnormal activities [16], [29], [30], [31].
Abnormal activities may have special diagnostic meaning to the veterinarian.
It also relied, they said, on human intelligence reports of what one called "abnormal activities" beginning in March 2002 at former chemical weapons sites.
It will allow farmers to receive real-time health analysis of each sow and whether any abnormal activities are occurring within the facility.
The findings contribute to previous findings that revealed abnormal activities of emotion-related regions including the amygdala and insular cortex during facial perception in SAD.
And at the running of the marathon a year later – amid heightened security including the use of a new, city-wide surveillance system, designed to pick up on and analyse suspicious behaviour or abnormal activities – as many as a million people turned out to watch, cheer, and demonstrate that Boston had not only bounced back from the bombings, but was stronger than ever.
(Later testing showed some abnormal activity in Grace's brain).
Bowie JD, Clair MR. Fetal swallowing and regurgitation: observation of normal and abnormal activity.
Only 1 transformant presented an abnormal activity (57% increase).
They respond by generating abnormal activity, which results in the illusion of sound, which is tinnitus.
The findings were particularly fascinating because these precise regions – the amygdala and the rACC – show abnormal activity in depressed individuals.
