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The phrase "a deflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, sports, or metaphorically to describe a change in direction or focus.
Example: "The ball took a deflection off the defender, changing its course towards the goal."
Alternatives: "a diversion" or "a shift".
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Did it take a deflection?
Replays indicated a deflection off Abdoulaye Faye.
Lindros scored on a deflection last night.
This was a deflection, not a catch.
It was a deflection worthy of Trump.
The free-kick took a deflection too.
"It's something …" A telling pause, then a deflection.
It takes a deflection and goes out for a corner.
Jamie Benn was standing in front for a deflection.
Might have got a deflection in quite easily.
"The first is a deflection, the second a mishit".
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