The phrase "a deviation from the typical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that differs from what is usually expected or standard.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a deviation from the typical style he is known for, showcasing a more abstract approach."
Alternatives: "a departure from the norm" or "an anomaly from the usual".
This shift was described as a notable deviation from the typical cultural norms.
Finally, although the mere presence of PEs can be considered a deviation from typical development, a closer look at the type of PE as well as frequency and severity could clarify some of the heterogeneity of outcomes within those with PEs.
We hypothesized that PEs during late adolescence represent a deviation from typical development and would affect working memory function.
Various terms analyze these amino acids and combinations thereof for deviations from the typical physico-chemical motif fingerprint.
While his debut LP, Glow, features a few deviations from the his typical summery house sound, "See Right Through," Tensnake's heavenly collaboration with vocalist Fiora, finds the artist in a space he's most comfortable.
However, younger typically developing children showed a closely similar pattern on this task, confirming that the pattern of performance in SLI is not a qualitative deviation from typical development but an immaturity, though selectively affecting a specific type of learning.
c"+" designates a positive deviation from the expected number,"-" designates a negative deviation from the expected number.
It's a fresh lick of paint, rather than a total deviation from the formula.
This is a slight deviation from the usual script.
Deviation from a typical, i.e. left-hemisphere, dominance for language is often seen in patients with unilateral, left-sided brain pathology, suggesting a major restructuring of the genetically predetermined organization of language (Vargha-Khadem et al., 2000).
