The phrase "abnormal people" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals who deviate from societal norms or expectations, often in a psychological or sociological context.
Example: "The study focused on the behaviors and experiences of abnormal people in various social settings."
Alternatives: "unconventional individuals" or "atypical persons".
"These are for abnormal people, for perverts," Tokyo's governor said.
After living most of his life with his mother he decides to move into a home for physically abnormal people.
It's interesting to me that in "Los Gigantes" the purpose of the abuse is to breed more abnormal people — a whole army of them.
"These are for abnormal people, for perverts," said Tokyo's governor, Shintaro Ishihara, angrily throwing two comic books to the floor during an interview.
It could be that the western societies, on account of random breeding, have generated many abnormal people," he said, adding that other people became gay for "mercenary reasons", or, in the case of lesbians, a lack of sex with men.
There has been considerable research on abnormal people, like psychopaths, but we need to know more about relatively stable differences (perhaps rooted in our genes) in the great majority of people as well.
It's impressive, sure, but it's not abnormal for people to treat themselves on their birthday.
"If a test is abnormal, most people will want to have some type of treatment," she told me.
An S.S.R.I. works, in part, by enhancing the neurotransmitter serotonin, whose activity is often abnormal in people with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
In an ageing society, the fact that retirees are getting wealthier isn't necessarily abnormal – older people need to accumulate more wealth to finance living longer.
Latent inhibition has been shown to be inversely correlated with schizotypy, and abnormal in people with schizophrenia, but these findings are inconsistent.
