The phrase "deviate far from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that a person or thing has moved/gone away or changed a great deal from a norm. For example: "His way of thinking had deviated far from the traditional teachings of his faith."
No government is going to deviate far from those priorities.But that still leaves room for a lot of pettier politicking.
Furthermore, the inflation-risk premium is also low, which in the model means that inflation is not expected to deviate far from expectations.Emphasis mine.
The sound may be more guitar-heavy, but La Grange doesn't deviate far from the goth-pop sensibility expressed by the likes of Anna Calvi and Clare Maguire (with varying degrees of success) in the last couple of years.
Neither the deputy governor, Toshiro Muto, who is the favorite of the governing Liberal Democratic Party, nor the other possible candidates are expected to deviate far from Mr. Fukui's cautiously conservative stance in monetary policy.
Mr Giliomee carefully details the accumulating grievances and the chafing bitterness endured by each successive generation, and suggests that many Afrikaner practices, foul in hindsight, did not deviate far from their historical mean.Afrikaner commandos did indeed decimate the Khoikhoi peoples in the eastern Cape, but so did British imperial soldiers.
As shown in Figure 4D F, method 2 does not deviate far from r ∼ 0.2 while the modulation frequency increases.
Black music never really deviates far from its African base, no matter what costume it brings to adorn itself.
Their reasoning is simple: prohibiting these foods is wildly beside the point an extreme measure enacted to protect an already extreme grain ban, it deviates far from the original intent of the Passover laws, creates needless problems, and leaves people with little to eat during what is supposed to be a feast of freedom.
If the system deviates far from the operating point, severe non-linearities are introduced and the conventional controller may lose its control over the system.
When the ideality factor of the second diode deviates far from 2, leakage current increases, parallel resistance [Rsh] decreases, and series resistance [Rs] increases.
Looks like it's not deviating far from the formula of the first, with the exception of Josh Brolin's Cable messing stuff up with time traveling and Deadpool assembling a team of B heroes to protect a powered kid.
