The phrase "abnormality was recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as medical reports, psychological assessments, or scientific studies when discussing the identification of an unusual condition or finding.
Example: "During the examination, the abnormality was recognized, prompting further investigation into the patient's health."
Alternatives: "anomaly was detected" or "irregularity was identified."
Pneumonia/intestinal tuberculosis and stool abnormality were recognized in one subject.
All the known risk factors for stress ulcer were cited, but the two major criteria (mechanical ventilation and coagulation abnormalities) were recognized in less than 30% of responders.
This study was a retrospective review on a group of 18 patients who all had developed anterior knee pain and/or instability before skeletal maturity and had all undergone one or more prior knee surgeries before presenting to our clinic where torsional abnormalities were recognized (Fig. 1).
ECG abnormalities are recognized, and probably under-reported, in epilepsy (Lamberts et al., 2015).
Microvascular blood flow abnormalities are recognized as one of the key features of experimental and human sepsis.
A decade later, white matter necrosis with vascular abnormalities and demyelination was recognized as a dose-limiting morbidity that was evident in the majority of cases, starting at 6 months from irradiation.
The exact nature of these abnormalities remained elusive until the first form of thrombophilia, antithrombin deficiency, was recognized in 1965 by the Norwegian hematologist Olav Egeberg.
According to the Scadding radiographic staging system, five stages of radiographical abnormality (0-IV) were recognized [ 27].
20 The etiologic events that generate structural abnormalities typically occur within the first 2 to 8 weeks post-conception, but the recognition of the abnormality may not occur until later in pregnancy (during ultrasound evaluation), at birth, in early childhood, or in adulthood, or the abnormality may never be recognized.
Dendritic spine abnormalities have long been recognized as structural correlates of mental retardation in DS [1], [9], [41].
