The phrase "a variance from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a difference or deviation from a standard, rule, or expectation.
Example: "The report highlighted a variance from the expected results, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "a deviation from" or "a discrepancy with".
Mr. Jenkins then sought a variance from the Board of Zoning Appeals, citing the one given to the Baptist church.
Before he can build, Mr. McDermott must win a variance from the Board of Standards and Appeals since this residential project is within an M1-5 manufacturing district.
Mr. Mahoney's proposal, which would require a variance from the State Correction Commission, would add an upper bunk to 76-square-foot cells designed for one person.
The Court applied the harmless-error statute to an error resulting from a variance from the indictment, and held the error was not harmless in that case.
Steve A. Israel, a Democratic town councilman, said the board was expected to act by the end of September on the request for a variance, from the current two-acre zoning.
The punishment must still be reasonable and the judge is required to explain the reason for a variance from the recommended sentence.
In Cyber-T (Baldi and Long, 2001), a posterior variance in Bayesian framework is used for the variance estimation of a gene combining a prior variance from neighboring genes and a data variance of the gene.
But he added that the development's proposed access points for emergency vehicles still require a special exception -- not considered a variance -- from the township.
Different distributions with a variance ranging from a very small value, representative of a homogeneous medium, to a very large value, representative of a highly disordered, heterogeneous medium, were studied.
A variance reduction from 16 to 1 % through normalisation would require an ICV estimate with a Pearson correlation with ICV of 0.97 ([1 0.01/0.16]0.5).1 0.01/0.16]0.5
Can you think of any other industry that could operate with such an enormous variance from an announced and advertised schedule, or from an optimum standard for production and not face withering consumer displeasure?
