The phrase "abnormal practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that deviate from what is considered normal or acceptable in a particular context.
Example: "The investigation revealed several abnormal practices within the organization that raised concerns about compliance."
Alternatives: "unusual practices" or "irregular practices".
At no time have any of the various anti-doping authorities found any reason to level any charge of abnormal practice or cheating against me whatsoever.
CCTV said on Saturday that Chen wrote more than 10 news stories between September 2012 and August 2013 with fabricated facts saying there had been losses of state assets, abnormal sales practices and false financial reporting by Zoomlion.
The findings of an investigation into abnormal maternity unit practices at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital in Drogheda triggered calls for fundamental reforms of hospital procedures in the republic.
However, those who engaged in abnormal weight control practices during pregnancy opened the door to complications.
"My wife doesn't tell me if she does not suspect anything abnormal, as she practices self-examination…however, when she feels anything strange, she consults me and ask me to take her to the doctor"(20D) Few men commented on their experiences as sons and their being consulted by the mother about breast health or driving her to the health centre.
Where the doctor has an expectation that the result was likely to be abnormal then the practice may be more proactive in communicating the result and would inform the patient of this at the time of ordering.
The default communication method for abnormal results at 20 practices (40%) required patients to contact the practice as they would for normal results and only then would they be informed the results were abnormal.
In 2009, Anil Aggrawal, a professor of forensic medicine at the Maulana Azad Medical College in New Delhi, proposed a new system of classification for necrophilia, which he described as "one of the most weird, bizarre, and revolting practices of abnormal and perverse sensuality".
The Senate should not confirm a surgeon general who considers practicing homosexuals abnormal and diseased.
In essence, what these findings suggest, says Rasmus Ostergaard Nielsen, a doctoral researcher at Aarhus University who led the new study, is that supposedly deviant degrees of pronation may not in practice be abnormal and do not contribute to injuries.
