The phrase "a deviation between the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or discrepancies between two or more entities, concepts, or measurements.
Example: "There is a significant deviation between the expected results and the actual outcomes of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a discrepancy between the" or "a variation between the".
Comparative measurements have shown a deviation between the recorded and the actual precipitation intensity.
Variance means the incorrect application of policy and/or a deviation between the information that was used to authorize the sample month issuance and the verified information that should have been used to calculate the sample month issuance.
The temperature compensation is demonstrated by a force measurement with a deviation between the numerically expected and the experimentally extracted value smaller than 15% over the temperature range from 10 °C to 60 °C.
Hence, a deviation between the predicted and observed fish toxicity by about factor 10 appears as within the range of predictability.
Due to the fluctuations, there is a deviation between the predicted output and the actual output of PV power plant, which leads to the increase of the system rotation reserve capacity.
We are therefore not sure whether the differences are due to a deficit in external field characterization or a deviation between the scalar magnetic field readings of the two spacecraft.
This means there could be a deviation between what has been reported about the economic evaluation and what has actually been done, but is not reported.
The raft of size N = 22,500 ants (Fig. 3D) is a good example of a clear deviation between the two models.
This deviation from a spherical shape creates a significant deviation between the aerodynamic diameter (typically measured by means of inertial classifiers, e.g., impactors) and mobility diameter (typically measured by means of electrical differential mobility analyzers).
This sample size would provide 80% power to detect a difference of 0.7 of a standard deviation between the two groups.
The relation in (15) shows that a large condition number χ A can result (and typically does) in a large deviation between the true and the perturbed solution [37,38].
