The phrase "able to deviate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility of changing from a standard, norm, or expected path.
Example: "The team is able to deviate from the original plan if new information suggests a better approach."
Alternatives: "capable of diverging" or "able to stray".
At local scale, listric normal faults create bathymetric relief able to deviate sediment transport axes, with implications on depocenters configuration.
Even if the Google Settlement is somehow held up in the New York courts, the deal has undoubtedly set the books world on a course from which it will not now be able to deviate.
It would also be nice to be able to deviate away from the traditional 'coming out' narrative and simply see young trans teens going about their business without their gender identity being constantly referenced or key to the story.
Analysts say Article 155 does not give the government the power to fully suspend autonomy, and it will not be able to deviate from the list of measures.
Because of this, the ability to create something that's both novel and appropriate is top of mind". Not all decisions are cut and dry, it's about being able to deviate from the set course and look outside of the box for a different option.
Each physician-PN team will be able to deviate from the insulin initiation and titration protocol at their discretion.
The core actually presents a condition stronger than Nash equilibrium in non-cooperative game: no group of agents should be able to profitably deviate from a configuration in the core.
The other big area in which she needs consensus is regulatory alignment – so far we know that the UK's regulations would closely mirror the EU's, with parliament able to decide where to deviate.
Gustafson didn't want to deviate from her game too much, but being able to step out to the free throw line was just enough to make sure she kept improving.
Our guess is that Jospin is no more likely to deviate successfully from German tax policy than Mitterrand was able to thumb his nose at German monetary policy.
Willo Flood had raised eyebrows before the game by becoming the first Aberdeen player to deviate from the Dons media training brief of playing it coy about being able to challenge the reigning champions for the title.
