'deviate greatly from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe when someone is veering away from a certain path or standard. For example, "The organization chose to deviate greatly from established industry practices."
But Michael A. Levi, a climate change expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, said China's carbon intensity goal did not deviate greatly from what he called "business as usual," reductions likely to occur under policies already put in place by 2009.
Due to the ill conditioning of SEFDM system, these initial estimates may deviate greatly from the optimal points.
Societal and environmental pressures are forcing thermal power plant operators to deviate greatly from the generation strategies of the past.
Disclosure: this is a concept car, mind, but the production version, expected to make its official debut in Europe this autumn, will not deviate greatly from it.
However, errors may become large in cases where the physical properties of the sediment deviate greatly from those of the IODP Site C0002 (Kinoshita et al. 2009).
Non-parametric techniques could be expected to perform better at extreme values (low and higher biomass region) than parametric techniques, especially if the extreme values deviate greatly from a normal distribution.
The number on one side starts at the mean of 50 and fluctuates randomly while not deviating greatly from the mean.
In Fig. 2a, plotted points deviating greatly from a straight line indicate that the normality assumption was not met.
However, when OT changes from 2 to 3, the guide modes coupling will be further enhanced in theory, but the GRI profile deviates greatly from linear status.
