The phrase "and deviation of the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing variations or changes from a standard or expected outcome, often in technical or analytical writing.
Example: "The report highlighted the average performance and deviation of the results from the expected benchmarks."
Alternatives: "and variation of the" or "and divergence of the".
These compounds have highly related structure and deviation of the structure usually resulted in reduced potency.
Intracerebral hemorrhage most commonly occurs in the putamen and leads to sudden headache, severe hemiparesis, loss of consciousness, and deviation of the eyes to one side.
Each heuristic is run nine times so as to obtain statistical information about the minimum, average and deviation of the results.
High degrees of dorsiflexion and deviation of the wrist in combination with peak values of muscle activity in the forearm during milking might contribute injuries to the wrist and hand.
Additionally, both the anchoring time and deviation of the hollow gravity anchor model are smaller than those of the solid anchor model during anchoring, indicating better practical and economic value of the hollow gravity anchors in engineering.
In the process of fitting the most appropriate L-R fuzzy number, the vagueness within the information and deviation of the L-R fuzzy number from historical data is measured using entropy and cross-entropy respectively.
But as far as detecting lies, we got no further than computing averages and deviations of the various signals.
Whatever we fear and flee will eventually master us, so if our fear of the penis isn't resolved, we will be relegated to unhealthy expressions and deviations of the male sexual organ and drive.
For example, we pooled all Senate races rated "tossup" from 2004 to 2012 and calculated average and standard deviation of the actual vote proportions for each candidate.
It has a mean of 50 and standard deviation of 10 and represents the mean and standard deviation of the general population (USA).
