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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a notable diversion from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant change or departure from a previous state, idea, or norm.
Example: "The new policy represents a notable diversion from our traditional approach to employee management."
Alternatives: "a significant departure from" or "a marked change from".
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This would be a notable diversion from Ontario's recently-announced liquor board model, where all pot stores will be government-run.
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But here was a chance for a diversion from the reality of the tour.
Our booth here is an active depot, a diversion from the manufacturer.
Steinem wrote, "At a minimum, it was a diversion from the widespread problems of sexual inequality".
This may be a sign of liberation, a diversion from the expected picture of how girls should be.
Helping a little boy is not a diversion from the military's mission.
Just a few years ago, such a diversion from tradition would have been incendiary.
A notable illustration came from Citigroup.
It was a teasing diversion from his otherwise boring routine.
It has been a great diversion from raking leaves for people already ardent about golf.
Ethier's start is a pleasant diversion from other issues threatening the Dodgers.
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