The phrase "and the deviations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences from a standard or expected value in a particular context, such as statistics or research.
Example: "The study analyzed the results and the deviations of the participants' scores from the average."
Alternatives: "and the variations of" or "and the differences in".
The governing equations are derived in both deformed and undeformed configuration and the deviations of the two approaches are studied.
Using a Case Study of an energy efficient building, LCC were assessed employing the three tools and the deviations of the results were compared.
Besides, the mass transfer between the solid and the liquid was checked and the deviations of the simulation were lower than 8.5%.
Based on linear matrix inequality algorithms, the magnitude and rate constraints on the actuator and the deviations of fluid density and water level are formulated while the tracking abilities on the drum pressure and power output are optimized.
The presented model is validated by experiments, and the deviations of the predicted heat capacity of micro-channel evaporator, condenser and gas cooler from the measured ones are within ±5%.
The structures of the decomposition products were identified and the deviations of the detected m/z-ratios of the decomposition products to the calculated m/z-ratios were lower than 3.0 ppm.
Most economists think the Federal Reserve has a reaction function with two influences: the deviation of inflation (or, now, expected inflation) from its target, and the deviation of unemployment from its target.
And the deviation of the ionization currents at a standard density was below 0.02%.
The absorption efficiency and the deviation of the absorption distribution are both evaluated for a typical solid-state laser medium.
Noise factors are the deviation of the lozenge angle from its nominal value (z1) and the deviation of the bore diameter from its nominal value (z2).
