The phrase "abnormal strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of strength that is unusual or outside the norm, often in contexts related to physical abilities or characteristics.
Example: "The athlete displayed abnormal strength during the competition, lifting weights that far exceeded his previous records."
Alternatives: "unusual strength" or "extraordinary strength".
"Thank God I had abnormal strength," she wrote in her diary.
In venture, we seek to invest in anomalies, where there is some signal displaying abnormal strength — as the mean case in venture is negative returns.
David's abnormal strength and The Beast's wriggly menace are caught on tape, stymieing Ellie's life work.
Defense attorneys said it showed two policeman trying to restrain a violent suspect who possessed abnormal strength.
The Atlantis team encounters him again in "Runner" where they learn that Ford began killing Wraiths throughout the Pegasus galaxy to harvest their enzyme that gave him abnormal strength.
In relation to behavioural/neurological aspects of the mdx- 4cv strain, the Mouse Genome Information site from Jackson Laboratory states that this dystrophic mouse model exhibits abnormal grip strength and that the determined grip strength is weaker than that of wild type and the mdx- 3cv mouse (http://www.informatics.jax.org).org
Thirteen patients (37%) had abnormal motor strength and 9 patients (26%) had abnormal reflexes, although some reported strength and reflex abnormalities prior to WNV infection.
In the last section of "Native Son," for example, Wright has Bigger read a long article about his case in a Chicago newspaper, in which he finds himself described in these terms: Though the Negro killer's body does not seem compactly built, he gives the impression of possessing abnormal physical strength.
Although TEG® and r-TEG® may be moderately sensitive in detecting abnormal clot strength, they have not differentiated between fibrinogen and platelet contributions to clot integrity.
In order to test if poor performances of Tc1 mice on the rota rod were due to abnormal muscle strength, they were assessed with the grip test.
Latt et al. identified abnormal posture, freezing of gait, frontal impairment, impaired balance and reduced knee extensor strength as independent risk factors for future falls [ 12].
