The phrase "a large deviation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or discrepancies between two or more items, values, or concepts.
Example: "There is a large deviation between the expected results and the actual outcomes of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a significant difference between" or "a considerable gap between".
A large deviation between stock prices and book value may reflect assets that are over valuated.
There is a large deviation between the real value and the set value of the power.
A large deviation between the flare and flux rope locations is indicative of the extent of non-radial CME motion.
By comparing this figure with the HO deviation (see Fig. 10) it becomes obvious that a velocity overrun is caused by a large deviation between the estimated and the actual HO position (≥ 0.5 km).
The complexity of the geomagnetic main field in this region can be seen and is characterized by a large deviation between the geographic and magnetic meridians and by a significant drift of the dip component.
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].
BLM v.0.0.0.17 overall gave a larger deviation between calculated and measured values than BLM v.2.2.3.
Therefore, a large deviation exists between how the degree of corrosion and the reduction in steel area are defined based on the corrosion pit depth.
A large deviation for H2O concentration between experiment and calculation is obtained due to the presence of some moisture in air during experiment which is ignored in the calculation.
THERM4.2 and THERM5 QTL displayed a large deviation in allele frequencies between the thermal-sensitive and -insensitive groups.
It can be seen from Table 4 that a relatively large deviation between the experimental and numerical results was found for beam B-5-2.
