"deviance being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The book explores the reasons behind deviance being viewed as a negative behavior in society."
"Your deviance is an unending delight," Ms. Shor exclaims, looking out into the theater.
Sexual deviance is rife, people treat each other despicably and are subject to unrelenting abuse.
Bed-wetting, stuttering, slumping your shoulders: any deviance was swiftly corrected, any whining dismissed as weakness.
Other deviance is defined in terms of individual pathology (e.g., psychosis, extreme neurosis).
It informs my politics, and my journalism, in that I believe difference, diversity and deviance are strengths, not weaknesses.
Interspersed with the condemnations of homosexual deviance were jivey musical interludes, dance performance and songs by school choirs.
Among the many factors that might explain this broad aversion to perceived religious deviance is a widespread belief about belief.
The risks of such deviance were high, but so too were the risks of allowing pupils to do badly.
For example if crime, anti-social behaviour and social deviance are not wholly caused by inequality, nor are they completely independent from it.
Some deviance is expressed by individuals within a group (for example, a student who wears unusual clothes), and other deviance can be expressed by a group within society (for example, a gang or a cult).
