The phrase "a glaring gap in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a significant deficiency or lack in a particular area, often in discussions about knowledge, resources, or skills.
Example: "The report revealed a glaring gap in the company's cybersecurity measures, which could leave them vulnerable to attacks."
Alternatives: "a significant deficiency in" or "a noticeable absence of".
There was also a glaring gap in the terms of reference.
The measure, the Family Health Care Decisions Act, would fill a glaring gap in New York State law.
Moreover, my mission to find the right furniture has helped me identify a glaring gap in the market that needs filling.
Of course, professional theater in New Jersey also goes on, despite the truly conspicuous absence of East Lynne, a glaring gap in this summer's season.
First, Sweden entered the crisis without existing powers for government authorities to take over banks, as America currently has under FDICIA (although America lacks similar powers for non-banks, a glaring gap in the safety net).
Together they tell the story of a movement that revolutionized Modern art and fill a glaring gap in the Met's collection, which has been notably weak in early-20th-century art.
There is a glaring gap, for example, in the work of civic engagement groups nationally to draw durable connections between the global climate crisis and voting and other ways of being civically active.
"This unique effort is responding to a glaring gap we have today in addressing the water and sanitation needs of 2 million people living in small towns," continued Dr. Vanormelingen, who emphasized the capacity-building aspects of the project.
That would create a glaring gap that could prove worrisome in providing the appearance of a choice of candidates, and undermine the quest for legitimacy.
For years there has been a glaring gap between youth recreational opportunities in the white-collar cities of eastern Ventura County and the working-class west.
Despite these converging lines of evidence, circadian misalignment is yet to be considered in the context of late-onset ADHD - a glaring gap.
