"significant deviations in" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is usually used to describe a significant difference or change from a standard or expected outcome. Example: The new policy resulted in significant deviations in sales figures, with a 20% decrease in revenue compared to the previous year.
The TBM analysis revealed significant deviations in the brainstem morphology of all groups with traumatic brain injury.
The TBM revealed significant deviations in the brainstem morphology of all concussion groups, with a characteristic signature for each group.
The estimates were then used in a practical scheme for detecting significant deviations in joint angles.
The temporal-spatial parameters revealed statistically significant deviations in all four metrics for the PTTD population.
In threaded bolts both models do not show significant deviations in predicting the ultimate loading.
Surface roughness parameters of mechanical components are sensitive to systematic errors, which can cause significant deviations in their values.
Significant deviations in C20 were noted between SLR and GRACE; the agreement is better for the non-zonal coefficients.
The USV trajectory planning problem is characterized by the presence of large and somewhat stochastic forces due to ocean waves, which can cause significant deviations in their motion.
The modeling of round tubes as vertical plate segments result in significant deviations in the predictions of the solution temperature and concentration.
Under UHV conditions, there are significant deviations in model responses between mean field (MF) and MC models in the absence of surface diffusion, due to adjacency requirements and lateral interactions.
As a result, the assumption of a single particle size cannot explain some aspects of the experimental results (e.g., the "curvature" of the burnoff curve) and may lead to significant deviations in the calculated parameters.
