The phrase "all deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance of deviation from a standard, norm, or expected outcome.
Example: "In our analysis, we must consider all deviations from the original plan to understand the project's challenges."
Alternatives: "any variations" or "all discrepancies".
Not all deviations from the genome project's reference sequences are harmful mutations.
In fact, those fluctuations occurred during the most stable period of home-court advantage in the league's history: two decades in which a five-year moving average of the home victory rate barely budged.None of this means that the "true" home-court edge is set in stone, or that all deviations from the prior norm will regress back to the established mean.
Why no 21st-century tarot, in which the more irrelevant cards — Temperance, the Hierophant, the Chariot — could be updated to familiar faces like Bikram Yoga, the Psycho Ex and the iPad 3? According to the art-film director Alejandro Jodorowsky, though, all deviations from the Tarot de Marseille are nothing but inglorious bastards.
All deviations, including the overestimate at low flows, are interpreted as a consequence of the one compartment model simplification.
Religious leaders are generally abetted in their purposes by the civil authority, which threatens to punish all deviations from theological orthodoxy as "sedition".
The strength of the wind speed spatial dispersion can therefore be measured by the standard deviation of all deviations of wind speeds at moment t.
If one already possessed an incontestable version of the truth, all these deviations could be seen as deplorable -- comparable, perhaps, to "wild analysis" in the Freudian tradition.
The average of all these deviations was calculated and resulted in a CV of 14.04%.
All deviation within the Catholic fold was rigidly suppressed.
All the relative deviations were within ± 15%.
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