The phrase "deviated toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in direction or focus, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The path deviated toward the river, leading us away from the main trail."
Alternatives: "shifted towards" or "veered in the direction of".
The maxilla was asymmetrical, with the greater segment deviated toward the cleft and with decreased anterior maxillary width.
The occlusal photographs show that the lower denture midline is deviated toward the left.
By this method, Thomas and Taylor [2] in Louisiana observed that the trajectory deviated toward the inner side of the curve when the vehicle enters a curve.
In period II, the displacement rates were approximately twice as large as those in period I, and the directions were significantly deviated toward the east (>1 mm/year) (Fig. 3e).
Based on the present data, MSA oligodendroglia may be deviated toward in the hyper-fission state.
129 markers deviated toward the female parent and 105 markers toward the male parent.
In this narrative, anybody who deviates toward the center, who departs from established doctrine, is a coward, and a sellout.
It is initially oriented in the [01̄1̄] direction, along which its motion is conservative, but immediately begins to deviate toward [11̄2̄].
Regarding the engineering results, the analyses show that the reverse fault ruptures may deviate toward the hanging wall or footing wall, depending on the faulting angle; however, the primary and secondary normal fault ruptures refract at the soil bedrock interface, deviating toward the hanging wall.
The reverse ruptures may deviate from the fault projection surfaces toward the hanging wall or foot wall, depending on the fault dip angle; however, both primary and secondary normal ruptures refract at the soil-bedrock interface, deviating toward the hanging wall.
and those in Figs. 4(a) and 4(b), deviate toward the mid-night side from 6 hrs.
