The phrase "abnormal nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe characteristics or qualities that deviate from what is considered normal or typical in a particular context.
Example: "The scientist was intrigued by the abnormal nature of the specimen, which exhibited traits not found in its species."
Alternatives: "unusual characteristics" or "atypical qualities".
Helen Porter, a teacher from Newbury in Berkshire, told the union's conference in Liverpool: "It is crucial that youngsters develop an understanding of sex in the media and pornography, so that they can recognise the abnormal nature of these sexual expectations and appreciate the dangers of accepting the values portrayed by the sexualised media".
Due to the abnormal nature of the bone, it may be difficult to get sufficient fixation in the bone with screws and plates alone, especially in cases when a deformity is present.
The photoaged dermis contains collagen fibers and elastin that are disorganized and abnormal in nature.
While detection of musculoskeletal conditions has significantly improved over the last decade, additional emphasis must be placed on educating primary care physicians to differentiate between normal age-related changes of the musculoskeletal system and early signs of deterioration that are mildly abnormal in nature as these are typically overlooked.
Zero or negative coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) material is a rare abnormal phenomenon in nature but preferred in such engineering applications as optical components and precision instruments, etc.
It is not abnormal, just one of nature's variations.
Her scholarly publications of that period, nearly all in German, deal with problems in hypnotism, aesthetics, personality, abnormal psychology, and the nature of thought.
Understanding the nature of abnormal β oscillations in Parkinson's disease may lead to new treatments and, more generally, insights into the motor functions of the basal ganglia.
The distinct nature of abnormal PrP deposits was further assessed by light and fluorescent microscopy examination of fixed and frozen sections.
Further investigation is required to clarify the precise nature of abnormal signals using these two measures.
It helps in identifying the abnormal nodes, confirms the nature (with guided FNAC) and objectively assesses the response to treatment.
