The phrase "average deviation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in statistical contexts to describe the average amount by which individual data points differ from a central value, such as the mean.
Example: "The average deviation from the mean indicates how spread out the data points are in the dataset."
Alternatives: "mean deviation from" or "average difference from".
The average deviation from the measurements is 3%, with a maximum deviation of 17.5%.
An average deviation from the experimental data was less than 0.83%.
Results indicate that the average deviation from the mean power is decreased by over 20% across all daily peak periods.
Results also show a good accuracy with an average deviation from theoretical values of phosphate concentration of 3.1% for amperometry and 3.7% for differential pulse voltammetry.
In transient regions, these variations should be more pronounced, and so the average deviation from the predicted value should be higher, resulting in peaks in the ODF.
The graph in Fig. 4 indicates a general trend that as the average deviation from the optimum increases, the difference between an interface's actual and calculated positions increases.
Thus, at Cologne the average deviations from mean flow are slight, and the regime is favourable to navigation.
The maximum and average deviations from the experimental results are 20%and9%9% respectively.
At 0.1 MPa (458 data points), the overall absolute average deviations from the experimental data were 0.9%, 1.3% and 4.0% for each of these strategies, respectively.
For validation purposes, we utilize both experimental literature data and a computational fluid dynamic (CFD) model: Maximum and average deviations from CDF model in terms of the Nusselt number are on the order of ±13.7% and ±6.3%, respectively while deviations from literature data are even smaller.
The average deviations from the mean were 2.9%, 2.8%, and 2.6%, respectively, for the 3 investigators.
