The phrase "a considerable deviation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant difference or departure from a standard, norm, or expected value.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable deviation of the results from the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a significant divergence of" or "a notable variation of".
Contrary to what is derived from a 2D conventional analysis, we have observed a considerable deviation of the vertical stacking from the growth direction, which is a key finding for the future interpretation of its functional properties.
Besides, if noise is i.i.d., then a considerable deviation of from 1.0 (e.g., is larger than 1.08) shows that an image to be filtered is quite complex (is textural and/or contains many fine details).
For these WGA samples in SCL but not BL, we observed a considerable deviation of median methylation levels compared with all other samples (Fig. 4D).
For the ClF dihalogen it has been shown that there is still an appreciable attractive interaction of 5 kcal mol−1 at an angle of 65°, a considerable deviation from the C3 v minimum.
A considerable deviation was also observed in luciferase activity measurements (Figure 2d).
A considerable deviation is found between the prediction by existing design-oriented confinement models and test results.
The solution shows that there is a considerable deviation between the exact solution and the simple quasi-steady solution.
At an initial glycerol concentration of 25 g/l the amount of dry cell mass of MNO24 was 3.5 times higher compared to the wild type on crude glycerol, however, with a considerable deviation.
Data points for empty HRV-A2 (B-particles) as well as intermediate particles (135S) showed a considerable deviation from corrnew.
Analytical results using a constant waste heat temperature or based on thermal efficiency may result in considerable deviation of system design relative to the varying temperature conditions of the actual waste heat recovery and is regarded as inappropriate.
