The phrase "accepted deviation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a variation from a standard or norm is recognized and permitted.
Example: "The project allows for an accepted deviation from the original timeline due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "approved variation" or "recognized divergence".
"We believe our plan is appropriate and with any legally accepted deviation".
The results of the study indicate that the commonly accepted deviation between calculated and measured fission gas release by a factor of 2 approximately corresponds to the inherent modeling uncertainty at high fission gas release.
That is to say, your true IQ is 95% likely to lie 3 points above or below the score you are given due to accepted deviation.
The maximum accepted deviation in RR-interval was set to 20% according to a previous study [ 2].
An R-R interval deviation of 20% was chosen as the maximum accepted deviation as reported in previous studies [ 6].
The maximum accepted deviation of RR-interval was set to 20% according to a study showing that normal RR variation were within 20% in resting horses with HR below 60 bpm.
Highly structured tasks and individual opinions may cause distress in a collectivistic culture that prizes sharing and group decision making and accepts deviations from the standard way of working, thinking or behaving.
China's leaders certainly do not encourage policies that contradict their views, but they have been far more pragmatic in accepting deviations that produce positive economic results (Rochlitz et al. 2015; Zweig 2002; Florini et al. 2012; Vogel 1989; Zhou 1996).
Mendes considers the voice to be Ball's, but even while the writer was "strongly influential" on set, he often had to accept deviations from his vision, particularly ones that transformed the cynical tone of his script into something more optimistic.
Such a disruption of symmetry is not a significant exception but a commonly accepted structural deviation.
Accuracies and precisions of the QC samples were determined to monitor analytical performance, and the quantitative analysis was accepted when deviations from the expected concentrations and variations were below 15%.
