The phrase "a great deviation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or departure from a standard, norm, or expectation.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a great deviation from the predicted outcomes, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "a significant departure from" or "a considerable divergence from".
However, for dense snow, the measurements indicate a great deviation from theory, especially for high frequencies.
It is shown that the kinetic-theory-based model with equal weight of the collisional and frictional contributions, commonly used in the literature, gives a great deviation from the experimental results in the point of view of the dominant solids motion, while an increase in the weight of the frictional contribution improves the modelling towards the experimental results.
Ordinary least squares regression requires that model residuals have a normal distribution, while our walking behavior data are skewed to the left with a great deviation from the normality assumption.
However, the production rate in Fig. 5 might not show a great deviation from the base scenario; nonetheless, it should be considered that, even this little increase in production will lead to a profit of more than 80 million dollars.
All the feature analysis results obtained in this work were reported using standard box diagrams, given their suitability for this statistical analysis and since their interpretation can be performed in a remarkably easy way, regardless of the fact that variables could present a great deviation from the normal distribution.
Call them 'Cosmetic' if the defects are negligible and inconsequential unless and until it doesn't show a great deviation from business requirements.
On the other hand, cutting density in the mud decreases and the fluid behavior will have a greater deviation from a single-phase fluid.
Dynamic substrates exhibit a worse fit within this dynamic substrate envelope as they sample a wider conformational space resulting in a greater deviation from the substrate envelope.
Indirect assessment was conducted using the model with deviation from normal maximum temperature, because a given maximum temperature represents a greater deviation from normal when it occurs earlier in the season.
In particular, from the perspective of communication between patient and physician, one of the points that must be considered is that a physician may be more apt to disclose the disease to patients when there is a greater deviation from normal test values.
In children, there is a propensity for lower cortisol metabolite concentrations (THF, 5α-THF and cortols) and a greater deviation from the age-related normal range in cortisone metabolite concentrations (THE and the cortolones) in ACRD compared with CRD cases, with the data highlighting the need to compare these values to specific age-related reference ranges (Fig. 2A).
