The phrase "abnormalities occur" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing medical, scientific, or technical situations where unusual or unexpected conditions arise.
Example: "In rare cases, abnormalities occur during the testing phase, leading to inaccurate results."
Alternatives: "irregularities happen" or "anomalies arise".
In addition, some previous studies have stated that cervical cytologic abnormalities occur more frequently in women who have abnormal vaginal microbiota than in women without this condition.
Multiple abnormalities occur in polyostotic fibrous dysplasia, in which affected bone is replaced by fibrous connective-tissue matrix.
These abnormalities occur as a result of failed segmentation of somites.
In athletes with CTE, these abnormalities occur primarily in the frontal lobes of the brain, McKee says.
Cyst abnormalities occur in the peribiliary tissue adjacent to the large intrahepatic and extrahepatic ducts in association with severe liver disease, and are usually asymptomatic [39].
Indeed, such abnormalities occur during acute phases of depression (insomnia, early awakening, hypersomnia) and mania (decrease in the need for sleep).
Moreover, some abnormalities occur as negligible patches, therefore no suitable initial level set functions can result in such abnormalities being detected.
Cytogenetic abnormalities occur at an early stage of bladder urothelial carcinomas (BUC), and their frequency increases as the cancer becomes more advanced.
"Using a live-imaging approach means we can better understand and pinpoint exactly how and why these developmental abnormalities occur," Ruiz told Nikon in a press release.
The fact that brain abnormalities occur in excessive drinkers is suggestive of a physical disorder, but abnormalities in themselves do not constitute diseases or disorders.
If these abnormalities occur during neurogenesis of human HGPRT-deficient brain neurones, they could profoundly influence central nervous system development and thus, may form the aetiological basis for the symptoms of LNS.
