The phrase "abnormality was linked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a connection or association between an abnormality and another factor, such as a condition or outcome.
Example: "The study found that the abnormality was linked to a higher risk of developing chronic diseases."
Alternatives: "abnormality was associated" or "abnormality was connected".
In our knowledge this is the first case reported in literature, in which a similar vascular abnormality is linked to a PRES syndrome.
Shirley Cramer of the Alzheimer's Research UK said: "We do not yet know why obesity and metabolic abnormality are linked to poorer brain performance, but with obesity levels on the rise, it will be important to delve a little deeper into this association.
Tau abnormality is linked to several neurodegenerative disorders referred to as 'tau pathologies', a heterogeneous group of age-dependent cognitive disorders, most notably AD and CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy; reviewed by Garcia and Cleveland, 2001).
Three out of five patients with TCA had abnormal Pap smears and two of these abnormalities were linked to vaginal and/or cervical condylomata.
Could those liver abnormalities be linked to this fever?
Fetal growth abnormalities are linked to stillbirth and other adverse pregnancy outcomes, and use of the correct birthweight standard is essential for accurate assessment of growth status and perinatal risk.
While it is well established that specific DNA sequence abnormalities are linked to smoking status, other oncogenomic events are less well known among never smokers.
However, it is still unclear how (and if) these abnormalities are linked to the symptoms of mental illness.
Cerebellar abnormalities are linked to non-motor symptoms of schizophrenia, such as cognitive dysfunction [ 16, 30, 31].
To investigate whether Cripto-1 abnormalities are linked to human NPC, we analyzed Cripto-1 protein expression in 37 paraffin-embedded, archival NPC tissues.
