The phrase "assessment of deviations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing differences from a standard or expected outcome.
Example: "The assessment of deviations in the project's timeline revealed several areas that needed improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation of discrepancies" or "analysis of variations".
Although it is unlikely the surgeon will remain blinded once the two markings are made, any deviation from the marked boundary will be recorded to allow assessment of deviation from the protocol.
Also, the program must pursue differential assessment of emerging deviations from the standpoint of adequacy to the spaceflight conditions and prospects of returning to Earth and guide the development of principles, methods and techniques necessary to maintain health and working capacity of humans during short- and long-duration missions and on return to Earth.
Baseline wander makes interpretation ECG recordings difficult, especially the assessment of ST deviation.
Impairment is an objectively measured assessment of a deviation from the mean for a broad range of functional domains.
A critical issue in the field of human movement analysis refers to the data comparison and the assessment of the deviation of the gait pattern under analysis from reference data through a few meaningful indices [ 1].
Nevertheless, the most prominent effects of myocardial ischemia are seen in the ST segment, and, in most emergency cases, assessment of ST deviation will dominate the diagnosis, as it does in most of the studies.
A three-dimensional ultrasound based assessment (Arcus Digma) of deviations between maximum intercuspidation and centric position was carried out at the beginning and at the end of treatment, and the condylar deviations between the groups were found to be significantly reduced in the treatment group.
Our assessment of reasons for deviations was subjective and sometimes reasons for deviations were overlapping/inter-related, and as a result there is a potential for misclassification bias, including categorisation as permissible or non-permissible deviations.
The reliability and validity of assessment of sagittal plane deviations in children who have spastic diplegia.
An advanced application module is developed for quantitative assessment of transient frequency deviation.
