The phrase "a deviation from the normal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that differs from what is typically expected or standard.
Example: "The sudden increase in temperature was a deviation from the normal weather patterns we usually experience in this region."
Alternatives: "an anomaly from the usual" or "a departure from the norm."
She said: "I would expect Matt's lawyers to argue that there should be a deviation from the normal starting point of equality of assets.
Genomic instability can generate chromosome breakage and fusion randomly throughout the genome, frequently resulting in allelic imbalance, a deviation from the normal 1 1 ratio of maternal and paternal alleles.
In February, a divided council voted to let Kiff chose the sculptor — a deviation from the normal process to commission the city's public art.
Other complications: Other events leading to a deviation from the normal intraoperative course of the surgery, reported by the surgeon or the anaesthetist or in existing institutional databases.
In-hospital postoperative complications: Any adverse event leading to a deviation from the normal postoperative course during a patient's hospitalisation after surgery until discharge.
The literature indicates that dementias are a deviation from the normal course of aging [ 21] as conditions with an underlying physical disease process [ 22].
For measurements with a fitted value above the IDL and an absolute value below 3 we noticed a small tendency to increasing variance (Additional file 6, Figure A) and deviation from the normal distribution (Additional file 6, Figure B).
Two important results emerge from this work: (a) we are able to quantify the required quality of theoretical nuclear reaction models directly from the reactor design requirements and (b) our method leads to a deviation from the commonly assumed normal distribution for uncertainties of safety related reactor parameters, and this should be taken into account for future nuclear energy development.
In some cases, however, tachycardia occurs without apparent cause or as a complication of a myocardial infarction (heart attack) or heart disease and is an arrhythmia i.e., a pathological deviation from the normal heartbeat rhythm.
Furthermore, we allowed within-individual error by assigning single measurements a deviation from the regression slope drawn from a normal distribution (with a mean of zero and an SD of σ r).
