The phrase "growth abnormalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or developmental studies to describe irregularities in growth patterns.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of environmental factors on growth abnormalities in children."
Alternatives: "growth irregularities" or "developmental anomalies."
His results are encouraging; the implanted ligaments failed in only two patients and no patients had severe growth abnormalities.
Brison's current project is linking the HFEA babies' data to Scottish medical records to find out whether IVF babies have an increased risk of hospital admissions and growth abnormalities.
An estimated 6,000 children in this country have the specific condition for which the F.D.A. approved the drug, although some doctors expect it to be more broadly prescribed to children with less severe growth abnormalities.
There are numerous categories of such growth abnormalities in plants, and these are often related only loosely or not at all to one another.
Early growth abnormalities, however, including enlarged head circumference, are not ubiquitous in autism, and research has suggested that such abnormalities, if they occur at all, are more likely to be present in boys than girls.
Every surgical procedure or injury near to growth plate may lead to growth abnormalities.
Growth abnormalities could not be found over a four-month observation period.
Central growth plate lesions on the tibia did not induce growth abnormalities.
Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) is a severe cardiovascular malformation (CVM) associated with fetal growth abnormalities.
Growth abnormalities, risk factors and factors, which were specifically related to biological healing processes in children, were identified.
Bone bridge developments could be diminished through the implantation of the tendon grafts and growth abnormalities could be avoided.
