The phrase "compensate for deviations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make up for or offset any variations or discrepancies. Example: "The company's strict quality control measures help to compensate for any deviations in the production process."
The Palestinians and the US want the pre-1967 line to be the basis for negotiations, with agreed land swaps to compensate for deviations.
This proposed scheme tries to minimise the use of ancillary services to compensate for deviations in searching for a more efficient market design.
Despite having access to a designed Building Information Model (BIM), construction robots must sense and model their actual environment, and adapt their kinematic plan to compensate for deviations from the expected.
Therefore, it is very important to know the differences between these two systems and the corresponding reasons in order to efficiently perform wheel-rail contact study on a roller rig and to correctly interpret the test results and to compensate for deviations between the roller rig and a real track.
At this level, population estimates were essentially unbiased and the confidence limits were wide enough to compensate for deviations of estimates from the true value.
To compensate for deviations in alignment of the histological slides, relative values were used by dividing the length for epithelial downgrowth by the total tooth length.
They act as service providers to RES installation operators and in that function offer a broad range of services such as preparing feed-in forecasts, communicating schedules to the grid operators as well as financially compensating for deviations or purchasing additional electricity to make up the scheduled amount.
The unreacted couplers remain as positive images, which compensate for some deviations of the image dyes from the colour characteristics of ideal dyes.
A crucial requirement of such a method is that it must compensate for small deviations from the model in space as well as in time (cf., [32]).
To guarantee good performance and reliability of both machines and processes, oil concentration should be maintained (approximately) constant, hence also measured at regular intervals to compensate for significant deviations from the optimal value.
