The phrase "a big chasm between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant gap or difference between two things, such as ideas, opinions, or situations.
Example: "There is a big chasm between the two political parties when it comes to their views on climate change."
Alternatives: "a wide gap between" or "a large divide between".
In a simple footballing sense, it is debatable whether there has ever been a bigger chasm between them; the disparity in ability does not exist because Celtic have a wonderful team, rather because Rangers are so poor.
A big chasm was opening between management and clinical".
There is little light between Hillary's agenda and Bernie's and there is a great big chasm between the issues they care about and what the Republicans are proposing.
Then the explanation comes to a big chasm -- and picks up again on the other side.
Instead, she said, the "big chasm" between their businesses has narrowed as matchmakers have begun using a more hybrid approach.
Unlike Hollywood, the video-game industry is marked by a vast chasm between big-budget productions and independent ones, and he had learned with Joe Danger that a small studio could easily become beholden to a distributor.
In farm trade, a chasm between big agricultural exporters, such as Australia and Argentina, which want to tear down barriers and slash trade-distorting subsidies, and the big farm subsidisers, especially the EU and Japan, who want minimum change, meant that negotiators have not even agreed on how to conduct and measure progress in the negotiations.
This has created the biggest financial chasm between the haves and have-nots in professional sports.
Staking a franchise on three aging stars may be a shortsighted solution: despite the plentiful fist pounds on the bench and the quasi-collegiate camaraderie, there is a glaring talent chasm between the Big 3 and the Random 10.
