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The phrase "a gap to be closed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deficiency or difference that needs to be addressed or resolved in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "The recent survey highlighted a gap to be closed in our customer service training program, indicating the need for additional resources."
Alternatives: "a gap to fill" or "a discrepancy to address".
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It's a few percentage points of a gap to be closed.
They shine when there is a problem to be solved, a need to be filled or a gap to be closed that others have given up on, or haven't been able to resolve.
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It is rare for a racial gap to be closed, but Obamacare has done so while improving health insurance coverage rates for all racial groups.
So there's still a pretty sizable gap to be closed there.
The deadline for adopting the budget is April 1, but that date is rarely met, and no one seriously expects a ten billion dollar gap to be closed in two months.
But unless such steps become compulsory, it may take a fatal attack on a prominent person for the security gap to be closed.
That margin is a lifetime in F1, and it will take a very long time for that gap to be closed.
The YIELDGAP variant assumes the yield gap to be closed to an attainable maximum, resulting in a less heterogeneous global pattern of cropland yields47.
A single gap needed to be closed by PCR followed by Sanger sequencing using primers designed to match flanking regions (see above).
"There is still a gap that has to be closed between what the Senate is proposing and what the House passed," he said.
"There is a gap, it needs to be closed but it's not going to happen overnight.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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