"suspicious result" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The lab technician reported a suspicious result and further investigation is required."
(A suspicious result does not bring sanctions for doping).
Here, two robustness tests are studied, which both contain a suspicious result.
Communication of results is by means of a personal letter upon a negative result and in person upon a suspicious result.
However, MRI is currently considered to be a second-line method to be applied after mammography has yielded a suspicious result that could not be verified or falsified by ultrasound examination or in cases of peri-implant positivity at clinical examination with inconclusive results of conventional imaging [19, 22].
In this study, a positive result was defined as the detection of malignant cells on cytological tests, and a suspicious result was defined as the identification of atypical but not malignant cells.
Ethically and practically, the invasive secondary test must be reserved only for those participants who have a suspicious result on one or both screening tests, or for those who have signs and symptoms of disease.
Most counting methods have yielded suspicious results.
Other states are abandoning electronic voting machines because of unreliability and suspicious results.
Then if there are machine breakdowns or suspicious results, every voter's ballot ultimately can be counted.
This morning, Mr. Williams said, tests came back with "suspicious results," and the man was admitted to the hospital.
It is now clear that the state's machines produced suspicious results in the Feb. 5 presidential primary.
