The phrase "a gap of percent" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks a specific numerical value.
It can be used when discussing differences in percentages, but it needs to include an actual percentage figure to be meaningful.
Example: "There was a gap of 10 percent between the two groups in their test scores."
Alternatives: "a difference of percent" or "a disparity of percent".
At the same time, the effective marginal tax rate on the same investment made with debt financing is minus 60 percent--a gap of 97 percentage points.
In the following 60 day comment period, sixty-five percent of the comments were opposed to the bear management plan, and only four percent supported it leaving a gap of thirty-one percent missing from the equation.
The areas with a gap of greater than twenty percent for preparation versus importance rating are highlighted in bold on Table 2. Figure 1 (see Figure 1) illustrates preparation and importance for specific content areas in GIM training programs.
Democrats won 53.4percentt of the national House vote as of writing to the Republicans' 44.9 percent, a gap of 8.5 points.
"Most people currently in encore careers didn't have much in the way of resources to turn to; most depended on their spouses". Of those who experienced time with little to no income, nearly four in five respondents experienced a gap of six months or more; 36 percent said their income gap lasted more than two years.
Assemblies were performed with a minimum percent identity score of 98, a minimum overlap length of 500 nt, a match score of 1, a mismatch penalty of -2, a gap penalty of -2, and an additional first gap penalty of -3.
Furthermore, this new polymeric electrochromic candidate exhibits high redox stability, high coloration efficiency and/or contrast ratio, high percent transmittance (%T) and low response time (1.0 s) with a band gap of 1.10 eV–1.25 eV.
As of March, the average U.S. residential construction wage nationwide was about 13.7 percent above the average private-sector wage – a gap on par with late-2006 levels.
In the 2016 election, it was a three-point gap, 89 percent to 86percentt.
