The phrase "abnormality not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement that will elaborate on multiple aspects or consequences of an abnormality.
Example: "The study revealed that the abnormality not only affected physical health but also had significant psychological implications."
Alternatives: "abnormality not just" or "abnormality not merely".
In 2002, Lamantea and his colleagues discovered that some CIII abnormalities not only disrupt the activity of CIII, but also hamper the proper function of CI (Lamantea et al., 2002).
This approach revealed abnormalities, not only of mutant p53 protein, but also of apparently wild-type p53 protein (Barnes et al, 1992).
Altogether, these results suggest that aho-3(nj15) mutants have abnormalities not only in thermotactic plasticity but also in multiple complex behaviors.
Although these abnormalities in peripheral perfusion predict unfavorable outcome in critically ill patients, it still needs to be proven that these abnormalities not only can be treated but also result in improved morbidity or mortality or both.
Many studies have shown that connectivity abnormalities not only are restricted to the ipsilateral or contralateral temporal lobes, but also involved the extratemporal regions, such as thalamus, cerebellum, frontal lobe areas and cingulate gyrus, and occipital regions [ 6, 7].
CONCLUSIONS: These histopathologic abnormalities may not only explain the changes in viral distribution observed in the lymphoid tissue in different stages of the disease, but may also reflect different functional states of the immune system during the progression of HIV-1 infection from early- to late-stage disease.
Abnormalities were not only confined to skeletal muscle but also in neurological tissues including the eye and there were clear heart abnormalities.
In a variety of disease, abnormalities concern not only antigen expression but also its intensity, which may have diagnostic or prognostic significance [ 21, 22].
