The phrase "are not aberrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something does not deviate from the norm or is not unusual in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study are not aberrant, suggesting that the findings are consistent with previous research."
Alternatives: "are not unusual" or "are not deviant".
The reason is that wrongs against individuals on account of their group membership typically are not aberrant but form broad social patterns.
There has been no greater recruiting sergeant for the FN than the abuse heaped on people who - whatever their frustrations with society - deep down know that they are not aberrant human-beings.
Overall, the loss and gain of expression of these molecules are not aberrant variations, but adaptive mechanisms of the cancer embolus, which can defeat our present treatment modalities.
Spontaneous locomotion and anxiety-related behavior are not aberrant in the Wfs1 mPFC.KO mice after exposure to ARS.
Causing harm in the name of money is not aberrant behavior by corporate leadership -- it's their fiduciary duty and required by law.
The finding of the same peculiar matrix and vascular pattern in the slightly more derived bird Jeholornis indicates that the Archaeopteryx histology was not aberrant, but is typical of the basal avialan condition.
Although, the presence of cis elements within the 5' untranslated region of a gene is unusual, it is not aberrant or abnormal [ 56].
Gophna and coworkers identified 702 genes in the B. bacteriovorus HD100 genome that, although their codon usage was not aberrant, had highest homology with genes from other bacterial genera, outside the deltaproteobacteria.
Also of note from these studies, immune responses to AAV capsid were detectable in normal, uninfused subjects in both PBMCs and splenocytes, suggesting that the events seen in this trial were not aberrant and would be repeated if additional donors were infused.
