The phrase "attributable to deviation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is caused by or can be traced back to a deviation from a standard or norm.
Example: "The increase in errors in the report is attributable to deviation from the established procedures."
Alternatives: "due to deviation" or "resulting from deviation."
They would also have to include forfeiture and claw-back provisions for some compensation, which could be triggered by poor financial performance attributable to deviation from the company's policies, inappropriate risk-taking, or not complying with federal and state laws.
In the case of arc cell size, this may be attributable to deviation in cell size along the length of an individual SAM's arc length or a lack of biological variation in the trait.
Superposition of the model with the solved crystal structure of 3D6 gives an RMSD 0.74 Å for the VL domain, and 1.93 Å for VH (primarily attributable to expected deviation in CDR-H3).
Some aspects of item misfit are often attributable to the deviation from the assumed functional form of the item regression model, which are typically logistic or normal-ogive (probit) in form.
The catastrophic emergency situations often observed in semi-arid areas of East Africa are attributable to negative deviations in the availability of water and pasture resources (Hailegiorgis et al. 2010; Njiru 2012).
Since including estimations of missing data did not change the percentages of total disease costs attributable to overweight, slight deviations in the ICD-10 codes for which disease data were provided can be expected to have negligible effects as well.
The standardised probit regression coefficients can therefore be interpreted as the probability of a one standard deviation change in the underlying continuous variable attributable to a one standard deviation change in the predictor.
Previous studies showed that both laboratory (microscale level) and outdoor cultivation (mesoscale level) were feasible, with a maximum sustainable yield of 270 g fresh wt m− 2 day− 1 approximately, at a biomass higher than that predicted in a logistic model, a deviation attributable to an improvement of the culture conditions during the monitoring period.
Biases attributable to these factors led to deviations from expected PCR product ratios by 6%to38%8%.
Norman (1975) relaxed this assumption with a Gaussian diffusion approximation in which mutant frequencies are centered about their deterministic trajectory with asymptotically normal deviations attributable to random genetic drift.
This deviation is attributable to the MI estimator algorithm, which requires ever longer samples for data at higher MI values.
