The phrase "abnormal position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical descriptions, physical positioning, or discussing unusual placements of objects or people.
Example: "The patient was found in an abnormal position, which raised concerns about potential injuries."
Alternatives: "unusual position" or "atypical position".
Increased nuchal thickness, abnormal position of hands and feet, and intracranial abnormalities were generally detected early in the second trimester [ 12].
Lightening may be impossible in women who have an abnormally small pelvis, an oversized fetus, or a fetus lying in an abnormal position.
The presence of the following abnormalities was scored by the radiologist: pulmonary abnormalities (atelectasis, major infiltrates, any pneumothorax, pulmonary congestion or significant pleural fluid), and abnormal position of any invasive device (tube, central venous lines).
She had trouble finding it because of its abnormal position.
The nerves are guided in some way by the limb rudiments, for, if limb rudiments are displaced by transplantation to an abnormal position, the nerves still find their way and establish normal relationships to the limb muscles.
Just as an abnormal position of the child and molding of the uterus may prevent the normal descent of the child, an abnormally large child or an abnormally small pelvis may interfere with the descent of the child and prolong the first stage of labour.
This included searching for uterine filling defects, contour abnormalities of the cavity as well as abnormal positioning.
Moreover, we show that this process is essential for normal patterning of the arterial valve leaflets with disruption leading to a spectrum of valve leaflet patterning anomalies, abnormal positioning of the orifices of the coronary arteries, and abnormalities of the arterial wall.
BAV frequently occurs in combination with other NCC-associated abnormalities including coarctation of the aorta, persistent patency of the ductus arteriosus, abnormal positioning of the coronary ostia, and aortic wall anomalies.
Could the abnormal positioning of the gut caused by the bloating lead to constipation by interrupting the normal coordination between the G.I. tract and the external muscles that facilitate going to the bathroom?
Similarly, IVMS aneurysm has been associated to congenitally abnormal positioning of the aorta.
