The phrase "a comparable gap in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities in disparities or differences between two or more subjects or areas.
Example: "The study revealed a comparable gap in educational attainment between urban and rural students."
Alternatives: "a similar disparity in" or "an equivalent difference in".
At the turn of the century, a comparable gap between rich and poor spurred a fierce sense of confrontation and a huge growth in union membership.
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This is probably because employer plans typically don't have a gap in coverage comparable to the notorious "doughnut hole" in Medicare coverage, and because veterans' coverage has low cost-sharing requirements.
In the decomposition, a comparable pattern as in the total sample was seen in women and men at age 16 (a large proportion explained of a small gap) and age 21 (a little or negative contribution by the factors).
No transcripts are associated with this locus and there is no evidence of a comparable locus in the corresponding regions of the chicken and human genomes, both of high sequence quality, and without gaps.
More specifically, the biomechanical performance of two locking screws across each side of a fracture gap in the normal bone model is not comparable to the performance of three non-locking screws.
Nevertheless, there was not a significant gap in time between the study groups and they appear to be comparable in terms of risk of PE.
Mozart reached a comparable level only in his early twenties.
The field of nutrition economics is now in a comparable situation of 'information gap period', and there is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders to collect data, using measures that decision-makers will recognise.
