The phrase "a further disparity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional difference or inequality that has been identified in a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a further disparity in income levels between urban and rural populations."
Alternatives: "an additional difference" or "a greater inequality".
Where a domestic carrier also flies internationally, there is a further disparity between what gets served to international travelers and domestic ones.
What is seldom talked about, however, is a further disparity: The list included 70 dads (56% ), but only 11 moms (8.8%).
These microvirtual electrodes introduced heterogeneities in the Vm distribution within the bulk of the myocardial wall, causing a further disparity between the complex and simplified models.
The two reports were examined for congruency and disparities were reviewed by the whole team and any further disparities examined by SW.
The case law only reveals further disparity between the categorization of products and good or services.
Once you allow for pension rights, he is even further ahead.A further disparity is that public-sector workers tend to retire young.
Further disparity between our unlikely duo returns again in their conflicting propensities touching political power.
The structural composition of proteins belonging to different structural classes (disordered, globular, mixed) might add further disparity, since sequences with long disordered regions tend to have heterogeneous evolutionary rates [33].
These could also simply represent further disparity in extinct Polyplacophora.
This causes further disparity, since women with low CD4 counts reportedly are at higher risk of ICC [ 3, 16].
We tested the following hypotheses: 1) Hurricane Katrina has had a significant impact on the health of individuals with diabetes; 2) this impact will have long-lasting health and economic implications; and 3) preexisting disparities between health systems will be worsened and lead to further disparity in health status.
