The phrase "a discrepancy with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a difference or inconsistency between two or more things, such as data, reports, or opinions.
Example: "There is a discrepancy with the financial report that needs to be addressed before the meeting."
Alternatives: "a difference in" or "an inconsistency with".
Mendelsohn: There's not a discrepancy with what we're seeing, I don't think.
Jones, a homeowner going through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Louisiana, experienced such a discrepancy with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
But with more data to be analyzed, he said, it was too soon to say whether there was a discrepancy with inflation.
8 P.M. (CBS) NCIS The team investigates the crash of a military plane transporting dead soldiers from overseas and stumbles upon a discrepancy with some DNA.
Other calculations show less of a discrepancy with standard physics, and that is largely why the experimenters have not declared that they have discovered the shadow universe of new particles.
I think although there is a discrepancy with our most recent SOP, the sampling is legitimate … (text 8-5-C).
A recent episode of the sitcom dramatized a similar discrepancy with a plot line in which Evan applies for a bank account and must decide whether to sign his Chinese name or his English name on the official document.
In their system, a user's estimation is given a higher credibility weight if the suggested position has a small discrepancy with the system.
D1 SCIENCE/HEALTH Putting the Universe in Doubt Precise observations of subatomic particles have uncovered a serious discrepancy with the collection of theories that explain the known particles and forces that shape the universe, scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory announced.
Overall, they calculate that the human and chimp lines must have split finally apart at the earliest 6.3 million years ago and more probably 5.4 million years ago, a sharp discrepancy with the Sahelanthropus date.
In what sounded like a striking discrepancy with his earlier statements, Putin admitted to the presence of the Russian military in Crimea when the peninsula was taken over by Russia in March.
