The phrase "abnormal rate" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a rate or frequency that is not within the expected or normal range. Example: The company noticed an abnormal rate of employee turnover in the past year, leading them to investigate potential reasons for the high turnover.
Listeners with a sensory hearing impairment have a reduced dynamic range and experience loudness recruitment, or an abnormal rate of loudness growth characterized by an abnormally disproportionate increase in loudness for a small increase in sound intensity.
Despite residents' complaints, no one has documented an abnormal rate of long-term health problems, and the village is not a toxic Superfund site.
In his report, Dr. McNaughton noted that "the black pigment has been falling off at a highly abnormal rate" since the map's acquisition by Yale in 1957.
This is the first description of dynamic changes occurring in the abnormal rate of cervical cancer screening as a result of positive changes in national HPV vaccination rates.
An abnormal rate or rhythm may be discovered during a physical exam, ECG, or other testing, even in healthy people who have no symptoms.
Plasma cells are crucial to the immune system, and when produced at an abnormal rate, they can cause tumors, particularly in the bone marrow, and cause anemia, fatigue and increased susceptibility to infection.
We are still competing with abnormal rates of return in equities".
CD symptoms are quantitative rather than qualitative in nature whereby, rather than exhibiting abnormal behaviours, CD patients indulge in normal behaviours at abnormal rates.
As the inter-site distances are at the most several tens of kilometers, the abnormal rates of vertical velocity at INCH and PAJU must be due to local effects.
A patient was considered delirious when an abnormal rating ('acute onset' and 'fluctuation') and 'inattention' and ('disorganised thinking' or 'altered level of consciousness') was recorded [ 21].
In this context, it was proposed that tumor cells, which proliferate at abnormal rates, frequently undergo apoptosis [ 21- 23] and cumulatively deliver small and fragmented DNA into the circulation.
