The phrase "a significant divergence in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or variations between two or more subjects, such as opinions, data, or trends.
Example: "There is a significant divergence in the results of the two studies, indicating that further research is needed."
Alternatives: "a notable difference in" or "a considerable variation in".
The gulf between the two sides was made clear when the federation refused to sign off on a joint statement with Ewing after their meeting, instead issuing a solo statement that said there was "a significant divergence in our approach to EU membership".
It is interesting to note that Kaplan Meier curves showed a significant divergence in survival likelihood since approximately the day 40th after admission in the ICU.
Three singles were released during 1982 and 1983 that were a significant divergence in style for The Cure; essentially, pop hits.
These alignments also revealed a significant divergence in the C-termini).
The results reveal a significant divergence in gene expression among the DM and the two adenoviral treatments (Fig. 2), with a total of 2078 transcripts being differentially expressed.
We found that these bacteria display a significant divergence in the interaction with host cells and the innate immune system, and traced some of the differences to changes in orthologs of key Brucella virulence determinants.
It was found that the electrode worked well over the period of 2 months without showing any significant divergence in concentration range, slope, and response time.
There was also a significant divergence of views in a number of areas between clinical trialists and research administrators who negotiate clinical trial contracts on their behalf.
We showed a significant divergence of SShD in this clade.
A significant divergence was observed in a fragment within a loop located close to the ligand, comprising residues 134 139 in SP I and 127 132 in P1, respectively.
A test by linear mixed effects (LME, Laird-Ware) model yielded a highly significant divergence in average within-patient slope over time between the two GVHD prophylaxis groups.
