The phrase "abnormally mild" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe weather conditions or situations that are unexpectedly gentle or moderate compared to what is typical.
Example: "This winter has been abnormally mild, with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing."
Alternatives: "unusually mild" or "exceptionally mild".
It is the second straight year abnormally mild air has surged toward the Pole.
The freezing polar vortex that has gripped the US has extended an abnormally mild winter in Scandinavia and disrupted the seasonal patterns of flora and fauna.
A gigantic, powerhouse winter storm is charging through the North Atlantic and promises to flood the high Arctic with abnormally mild air.
In fact, abnormally mild conditions that are bad for other winter sports are excellent for cycling.
Although today marks the official start of the new season, it seems like the first signs of spring made an early appearance this year thanks to an abnormally mild winter.
Those mild but abnormally warm days combined with two record heat spells earlier in the month to lift February 2016 into the lead, according to a Times analysis of weather data going back to 1878.
The authors also describe three heterozygous carrier females having mild symptoms with abnormally shaped ears, syndactyly of the toes, short terminal phalanges and short stature.
Surviving transgenic flies displayed mild muscle abnormalities, including deposits of actin dispersed over the muscle tissue, and some abnormally thick and irregular myofibrils (Fig 1C, G, J).
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Overall, in severe cases the RAP is abnormally high, although it is within the normal range in mild cases.
It was previously found, in a pilot study, that Word Reading Threshold (WRT) test is abnormally prolonged in individuals with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), with high sensitivity and specificity.
