The phrase "a considerable gap with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or disparity between two entities, such as groups, ideas, or measurements.
Example: "There is a considerable gap with the current performance metrics compared to last year's results."
Alternatives: "a significant gap between" or "a substantial difference with".
While there is a considerable gap in women with high-level roles in craft beer, it is not as egregious as the gaps we see in the tech and finance industries.
However, compared to South Africa,11 Turkey and IND, Mexico has a considerable gap to close, particularly, with the industrialized countries.
"Clearly, this leaves us with a considerable gap to fill, but Steve Bates and his coaching team have already identified and engaged with a number of potential targets," he added.
With a considerable gap in the presence of women as decision makers, in front of and behind the scenes, representation matters.
Eastern Germany experienced the most pronounced drop in the support ratio, with a considerable gap following Czech Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Northern Italy, Hungary, and Bulgaria.
With a considerable gap in the consequent decades after the formulation of the memristor by Chua, researchers at HP Labs [3] in 2008 made an exciting find regarding memristor devices.
The maximum entropy algorithm consistently achieves the best performance among the ones in OpenNLP, although it still falls with a considerable gap behind all our models that use the three extra attributes.
In particular, although nearly all participants had heard about HIV, only 57% were deemed to have "good" HIV knowledge, with a considerable gap observed between the proportion of participants reporting to know how HIV is transmitted, and the proportion able to correctly identify three or more modes of transmission, which was only 28% among women.
There is also a considerable gap between rural and urban areas, with one in two urban children fully immunised, compared to only one in three in rural areas.
This is a considerable gap in knowledge, because the clinical management is more challenging for LBC compared with ductal disease, and the increase in LBC incidence is disproportionately high relative to other breast cancer histotypes [ 7].
