The phrase "degree far from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the distance or level of difference between two things or ideas. Example: There is a degree of uncertainty far from what we expected in the results of the experiment.
The network structure of the unit network is characterized by a skewed distribution of in- and out-degrees, but far from as broad distributions as power-laws (that are known to have low epidemic thresholds [16], [17]).
Even though the bubbles blown by these jets are up to a million times bigger and even though the gas, at tens of million of degrees, is far from cold, the general process is the same as what happens in systems such as the Boomerang, says astronomer Noam Soker of Technion University in Israel.
A degree certificate is far from a guarantee of a job in the UK economy and many believe the percentage of low- and high-skilled jobs has grown while the share of middle-ranking jobs is in relative decline.
PFS-2 had been placed, unknown to mission planners at the time, squarely into one of the most unstable of orbits, at 11 degrees orbital inclination, far from the four frozen lunar orbits discovered only later at 27º, 50º, 76º, and 86º inclination.
The experiments underscore the importance of dissolution in determining the sense, the rates and the magnitude of permeability-enhancement within rock fractures stimulated by chemical permeants in geothermal and petroleum reservoirs, and to a lesser degree under natural conditions pushed far-from-equilibrium.
Garitano has a degree in journalism and, far from obstructing journalists' work, he was facilitating it.
I had gone to graduate school with the hope of pursuing a career in academia, but by the time I got my degree, that dream seemed far from reality.
Now that I have attained a degree of competence (though far from expertise) in several on-line communities, I take great pride in finding answers to some of those questions.
In despite of this, the current therapy for the treatment of airway disorders has not changed to the same degree and is still far from ideal.
The distribution of chloroquine- and SP-resistant parasites and their degree of resistance are far from uniform, and regular assessment of the therapeutic efficacy of chloroquine and SP, such as obtained with World Health Organization in vivo studies, is required.
