"deviates significantly from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an instance when someone or something departs away from a given set of expectations, standards, or norms. For example: "The new plan deviates significantly from the original proposal."
China's pledge deviates significantly from both scenarios, as both would require the country to immediately begin drastic reductions.
The student should contact you if he or she deviates significantly from the proposed course of study.
There's nothing better than a truly original cover that deviates significantly from the original but still works; it proves the true quality of the song's composition.
The neural network is used to identify lost or stolen phones by detecting if a user deviates significantly from previous behavior.
A second proposal, the Montclair Town Center project, submitted by the developers John J. Cali and Steven D. Plofker -- who are both prominent residents of Montclair -- deviates significantly from the redevelopment plan.
The signal spectrum at the collection electrodes of the readout electronics deviates significantly from the photonic spectrum when planar segmented sensor geometries are used.
The lower bound model should be applied in situations, where the design deviates significantly from the configurations of the available tests.
The multiporous model provides a better fit than the bidisperse model, which deviates significantly from the data, especially during the initial diffusion stage.
With increasing magnetic shear, the dynamics of the resistive interchange model deviates significantly from the shearless hydrodynamic Bénard Rayleigh convection predictions.
This occurs when the frequency of a particular haplotype for two or more loci deviates significantly from that expected from the product of the observed allelic frequencies at each locus.
When considering only a bulk contribution to the ionic conductivity (i.e., employing only one Jamnik Maier circuit element), the fit deviates significantly from the observed data (Supplementary Fig. 11).
