The phrase "a conspicuous gap between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable difference or disparity between two things, often in a comparative context.
Example: "There is a conspicuous gap between the rich and the poor in this city."
Alternatives: "a significant divide between" or "an obvious disparity between".
Senator Elizabeth Dole, Republican of North Carolina, a solid administration supporter and another senator up for re-election, told the two officials that a "conspicuous gap" exists between those backing a long-term commitment in Iraq and increasing numbers opposed to that idea.
The new station, WRXP, at 94.7 FM, fills a conspicuous gap in the nation's largest media market.
"In a First, the U.S. Army Hones an Antiterror Strategy for Africa, in Kansas" (news article, Oct. 19) exposes a conspicuous gap in American military training priorities in Africa.
It's a nice little detail and whoever noticed that there'd be a conspicuous gap there without them should be given a pat on the back.
Especially in the context of politics and economics, "underpants gnomes" has been used by some commentators to characterize a conspicuous gap of logic or planning.
Until quite recently, there was a conspicuous gap for n = 8 10, and just one known example with n = 11, being MgSO4·11H2O (aka meridianiite).
In the Lao PDR as elsewhere, educational and career-development opportunities, better schools and health care for families attract and retain staff in cities. Midwifery skills are a conspicuous gap in the health workforce [ 11].
Nursing-related adverse events have been studied extensively in China; 40 50 51 however, comparatively, there exists a conspicuous gap in research into adverse events in relation to services provided by doctors.
Both sides agree there is a lot of this, over issues ranging from corruption to a huge and conspicuous gap between rich and poor.
Ultrastructural analysis confirmed that the unoperated WT conjunctiva consisted of tightly-packed collagen fibrils (Figure 6E, i) that accumulated with the absence of conspicuous gaps between fibers after surgical wounding (Figure 6E, ii).
