The phrase "a further gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional space or difference that exists between two points, ideas, or situations.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we identified a further gap in the research that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "an additional gap" or "a subsequent gap".
Thereafter, there was a further gap until Urban V (1362 70).
After the nominations court has sat, there must be a further gap of at least 28 days before polling day.
Dobson's missed conversion ensured Hull still led, and they opened up a further gap when Martin collected a pass from Turner after Seymour's sniping, and blasted through to notch the Black and Whites' fourth try.
There is a further gap in terms of important subgroups.
Understanding the underlying mechanisms that lead to improvements for different disadvantaged groups is a further gap in the evidence.
A further gap in the literature is whether restriction of dietary sodium could affect the other four taste senses; (sweet, bitter, sour and umami).
"If you left a substantial further gap, you may find that the UK could never again produce its own submarines, and that would be a grave risk".
There's also an API, so third-party developers can fill any further gaps, though don't rule out AudioBox getting there first if the current box of tricks — to use a different metaphor — is anything to go by.
With the lame-duck Congress winding down and a $5.7 billion gap in financing looming for next year's Pell grants — and a further $8 billion gap for the following year — there is growing uncertainty about the future of the grants, the nation's most significant financial-aid program for college students.
Further gap closure leads to a value B cr at which IV and V coincide, again with the common curve extending exactly to Π 1.
A further cultural gap to consider is whether your teammates come from "old money" or "new money" countries.
