The phrase "abnormal wear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe unusual or excessive deterioration of an object, often in contexts related to machinery, vehicles, or equipment.
Example: "The mechanic noted that the tires showed signs of abnormal wear, indicating a potential alignment issue."
Alternatives: "excessive wear" or "irregular wear".
HONDA Some 2007 CR-Vs may have abnormal wear in the power steering pump.
Abnormal wear and tear for the indicated mileage can suggest tampering.
Last August, Europe's air safety watchdog warned airlines about abnormal wear inside the Trent 900 engines installed on the A380s.
Injury to these tissues can greatly disrupt normal biomechanical function, risk abnormal wear and degeneration of the associated joints, and may necessitate surgical intervention to restore function.
In this paper, a failure case concerning severe abnormal wear of the roller bearing's inner ring in the gearbox of one 1.5 MW wind turbine in China was reported.
It emerged tonight that in August Europe's air safety watchdog issued an alert about abnormal wear inside the British-made Rolls Royce engines used on the huge, double-decker planes, though experts said it was too early to tell if the two were connected.
Over time the malformation leads to abnormal wearing of bone surfaces and the appearance of the osteoarthritic signs of degenerative joint disease (DJD), such as exostosis (abnormal bone growth) and bone remodelling [6].
It is a developmental orthopaedic disorder characterised by the formation of a loose, ill-fitting coxofemoral (hip) joint [10], and over time, the malformation leads to abnormal wearing of bone surfaces and the appearance of the osteoarthiritic signs of degenerative joint disease (DJD) [11].
Jaw-clenching and tooth-grinding associated with bruxism can contribute to abnormal tooth wear and pain in the masticatory system.
Group classification was made prior to imaging based upon self-reported parafunctional clench and grind behavior and clinical evidence of abnormal tooth wear.
Clinical findings such as tooth attrition, abnormal tooth wear and tooth movement are known as indicators of either current or past bruxism [ 22].
