The phrase "abnormalities indicative of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing abnormalities that suggest or point to a particular condition or issue.
Example: "The medical report revealed several abnormalities indicative of a potential underlying disease."
Alternatives: "abnormalities suggesting" or "abnormalities pointing to".
In addition, laboratory tests that yield abnormalities indicative of AC, such as leukocytosis and abnormal liver function tests, could be normal [49].
Mutations in human FAT4 and DCHS1, key components of Fat-PCP signaling, cause Van Maldergem syndrome, characterized by severe neuronal abnormalities indicative of altered neuronal migration [4].
Blood samples collected from the cloned lambs after birth revealed a wide range of abnormalities indicative of kidney and liver dysfunction.
Ten patients (42% of those tested) had urinary organic acid abnormalities indicative of mitochondrial dysfunction.
Our aim was to see if abnormalities indicative of Kv channel deficiencies and specifically those of Kv1.1, were present in mceph/mceph islets.
The subjects had no ECG abnormalities indicative of ischaemia and no underlying cardiac disease.
Magnetic resonance signal abnormality indicative of superficial siderosis was found in 43% of the patients, mainly overlying bilateral frontal and right temporal cortices.
In both groups of patients, basal ganglia degeneration, enlargement of spaces containing cerebrospinal fluid, and white matter abnormalities were indicative of a poorer prognosis.
Increased FDG uptake at the sites of residual radiographic abnormalities is indicative of persistent or recurrent tumor.
This schema classified specific abnormalities as indicative of either "active" or "previous" tuberculosis.
Moreover, in contrast to those cases without neuroimaging abnormalities, 40.0% (n = 2) of HIV infected children with neuroimaging abnormalities had scores indicative of severe mental retardation.
