The phrase "a bigger separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in distance or difference between two entities, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a bigger separation between work and personal life for employees."
Alternatives: "a greater divide" or "an increased distance".
"There is a risk for those companies that made a big separation between the locals and foreigners," said Jesper Edman, who teaches in the M.B.A. program at Hitotsubashi ICS, a university in Tokyo.
MS: I think there is a big separation between big conversations and the local conversations.
It is observed that the MSFL reads very low values and simultaneously, a big separation is observed between the LLd and LLs curves.
Wiltamuth believes the recent economic downturn has created a big separation between leaders and laggards in the grocery space, and he took a few minutes to discuss his thoughts with Forbes.com.
There's often a big separation between the movies I'm excited to go and see and the movies I actually like, you know what I mean?
And she has a big, messy, loving family that is by no means without its divorces, separations and step-parents.
"Otherwise we will soon an even bigger separation between those who participate for fun and the world of elite sport," she said.
"We used to have a very big separation between our public lives and our private lives," he said.
Distance between stations gives you resolution; to see finer detail you need bigger and bigger separations". Lofar is led by Astron (the Netherlands Foundation for Research in Astronomy) which is installing a dense network of antennas centred near the village Exloo in the north of Halland.
Back then, there was this big separation: you were either a jock or a freak … there were a select few of us who were freaks, and the majority of kids were more into the status quo and being rewarded for being good.
