The phrase "a strong deviation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or departure from a standard, norm, or expected outcome.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a strong deviation from the predicted values, indicating a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "a significant divergence" or "a notable departure".
A 50-50 mix of the two forms of amino acids on Mars would suggest that although the planet meets the necessary conditions, there is not currently life on Mars, says Allen Farrington, Urey project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in Pasadena, CA. A strong deviation from a 50-50 mix, however, would be evidence of current or recently extinct life on Mars.
The data history graph shows a strong deviation beginning an hour or so after the speech.
The graph shows a strong deviation beginning at about 12, leveling off about an hour after the explosion.
The obtained results revealed a strong deviation of plasma from LTE state for both analyzed mixtures.
The predicted migration stresses and the strain hardening behavior exhibit a strong deviation from the Schmid law.
The presence of a strong deviation from axially symmetric pattern of the displacement field, and of small subsidence areas, was found.
In particular, although the number of female only triangles is higher, if we compare the results with the ones obtained in the reshuffled networks we find a stronger deviation for male only triangles (+38%, versus +27% for female only triangles).
Contrary to findings reported for mobile phone calls [58] and microblogging [57] we did not observe a higher tendency of female users to form gender homogeneous triangles, while we observed a stronger deviation from the expected values in a randomized model for the number of male-only triangles.
Hypothesizing that the effects are additive, we expected higher miraculin accumulation to result in a stronger deviation of 56B than 7C from the control; the discrimination analysis supports this hypothesis (Figure 5d-e).
A higher SChi2 value indicated a stronger deviation from the random use of synonymous codons.
The poset shown in Figure 3 introduces a stronger deviation (, dmax=4).
