The phrase "angle deflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or geometry when discussing the change in direction of an angle.
Example: "The angle deflection observed in the beam was measured to be 15 degrees under load."
Alternatives: "angular displacement" or "angle deviation".
(49) Some electrons pass through the sample without any interactions, others are deflected by the electrostatic field of the nucleus, screened by the outer orbital electrons of specimen atoms, and some electrons may collide or nearly collide with the atomic nuclei, suffering high angle deflections or even backscattering.
As in Rutherford's gold-foil experiment, the large-angle deflection implies that hadrons have an internal structure containing very small charged objects.
The peak torque and angle at failure were measured from the torque-angle deflection curves.
While undergoing large-angle deflections, fast electrons can radiate part of their energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation known as bremsstrahlung, or braking radiation.
Experiments show, as in the Figure, that the trajectory of the scattered particle, whatever the angle of deflection, is a hyperbola and that as the bombarding particle is aimed more closely toward the scattering centre the angle of deflection increases.
The angle of deflection is reduced from the 90 to 110 degrees characteristic of a normal C.R.T. to 1 degree, he said, a change that may translate into considerable space saved on the desktop.
As mentioned earlier, the relationship between the eyes's angle of deflection and point of fixation on screen is linear within the range of practical angles for this application.
They represent the most probable channel shape because they minimize such variables as the angle of deflection of the current, the water-surface slope, and the total work of turning done by the river.
In a material with an index of, say, -1, the angle of deflection of the light ray would be equal to the angle of incidence, but in the opposite direction.
