The phrase "a significant deviation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a notable difference or departure from a standard, norm, or expectation.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a significant deviation from the predicted outcomes, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "a considerable divergence from" or "a notable departure from".
The deviating eigenvector components demonstrate a significant deviation from the Gaussian distribution as shown by the lower figure in Fig. 5.
For Mr. McCall and Mr. Pataki, the poll shows no change from three weeks ago and, statistically, is not a significant deviation from a Quinnipiac University poll released last week.
Physical and mechanical properties indicated a significant deviation from the behavior shown by conventional concrete.
At higher concentrations, there is a significant deviation from this behavior and this deviation increases with the increase of δ.
However, the throughput dependence of α shows a significant deviation from that of the Newtonian one-phase system.
The attack is simply defined as a significant deviation from a standard behavior that has to be learned online.
Notably, this subject was the only one to have a significant deviation from arteriovenous equilibrium at a late time.
However, permissive hyperglycemia in nondiabetic patients would represent a significant deviation from our unit's practice and was therefore not possible.
A striking result from our simulations is negative pressure-flow correlations observed in several vessels, implying a significant deviation from Poiseuille's law.
Moreover, a significant deviation from mean values is also observed that is required to be taken into consideration for optimal performance of radio link/systems design.
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