"obvious deviation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when something deviates from an expected standard in a very noticeable manner. For example, "The team's obvious deviation from the usual style of play was an unexpected surprise."
And the foreshortened, oversized hand is an obvious deviation from the consensus we call reality.
The obvious deviation from the ideal, thermodynamical concentration dependence on the diffusion coefficient points out the possibility of enhanced insight into the formation of gas hydrates in the liquid phase at reservoir conditions.
The obvious deviation of absorption and scattering coefficients obtained by the Kubelka Munk model from those values calculated by four-flux and two-flux models indicates that surface reflection is an important parameter which cannot be neglected when characterizing the radiative property of the coating.
But, there is still obvious deviation of reflectance acquired by bicubic interpolation.
However, all these limitations are not considered to generate obvious deviation to conclusion.
However, an obvious deviation of both a and c lattice parameters from Vegard's rule was also observed [34].
Conventional steady-state kinetic studies of the dimeric human glutathione transferase (GST) P1-1 do not reveal obvious deviations from Michaelis Menten behavior.
The aerodynamic admittance components obtained via a cross-spectral identification method for different incoming flows present obvious deviations between each other.
As seen by the superimposed structures (Fig. 8j) of N-domains from various backbone pilins (Fig. 8a f), the locations of the isopeptide bonds are well conserved in these CnaB-type folds, but with obvious deviations in the loop regions.
Visual inspections of residual plots did not reveal obvious deviations from data normality.
It is seen that the electrical performance of devices filled with different ALD W shows obvious deviations.
