The phrase "without any deviations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is done or achieved without any straying from the original plan or course. Example: The project was completed on time and within budget, without any deviations from the initial plan.
Some equations from design codes are used for illustration and educational purposes only, and engineering projects should directly use the relevant codes without any deviations from them.
"If you present yourself as being pure without any deviations, it is fair to have episodes of, shall we say non-compliance, pointed out to people" in what was a barely disguised slam at Cruz.
Another important advantage is that we can calculate the exact sequence of the policy instruments necessary for tracking the desired target levels; that is, the sequence necessary for reaching the targets without any deviations.
In particular, in the context of a linear deterministic variant of the multiplier accelerator model, using an algebraic control theory technique known as exact model matching, we designed a class of linear feedback laws such that the system will immediately track a predetermined, desired trajectory for both policy targets, without any deviations.
On accumulation of 1 µs for each of the structures, the protein exercised structural fluctuations, but basically retained its shape without any deviations that should be accounted for (data not shown).
All gained introns use canonical splice sites without any deviations.
But he noted that "I have voted pro-life for 24 years, consistently, without any deviation".
Again and again, without any deviation at all, for an hour.
From his earliest attempts on, his natural inclination is for the most radical minimization and brevity, in other words the possibility of setting down a story in one fell swoop, without any deviation or hesitation.
The response time of the sensor is about 8 s and the membrane can be used for more than 6 weeks without any deviation.
It is a variety of long-form improvisational comedy known as "on book/off book". An actor (in this case, Kemper), who is "on book," memorizes a scene from a play that she must recite without any deviation from the script.
