The part of the sentence "deviate from the route" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something is not following a path or course of action. For example: "The bus driver decided to deviate from the route in order to avoid traffic."
DO YOU get a quiet sense of satisfaction in deviating from the route recommended by your satellite-navigation device and ignoring its bossy voice as it demands that you "make a U-turn" or "turn around when possible"?
The left turn that the plane made, deviating from the route to Beijing, could have been a bid to reach safety, he argues.
Auxiliary spur routes that deviate from the parent route but will return later will be given a 3'rd number at the beginning.
"The people playing the attackers were given specific routes of travel, and if they deviated from the routes of travel, the management had a cow," said John R. Kite, a sergeant at the plant until early this year, when he quit and moved to Arizona.
One of the things I'd been warned about was never to deviate from the marked route.
The archduke completed his official duties, whereupon the governor of Bosnia suggested they deviate from the planned route on the return trip for safety's sake.
If you decide to deviate from the mapped route, it does not give up and recalculate as quickly as some others do.
In this study, we propose an innovative concept for robust demand-responsive transportation (DRT) systems where vehicles may deviate from the planned route to accept late requests, which are unknown during the planning stage.
The eastern expansion does not deviate from the original route of the corridor, and officially opened on October 2, 2010.
For certain experimental questions, it was necessary to deviate from the natural route of infection and inject sporozoites iv to control the dose.
