The phrase "a great discrepancy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a significant difference or inconsistency between two or more things, such as data, opinions, or situations.
Example: "There is a great discrepancy between the reported sales figures and the actual revenue generated last quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant difference between" or "a large gap between".
"There is a great discrepancy between the clichés and the reality".
Despite an increase in the GPGP mass estimate, a great discrepancy between predicted and observed ocean plastic concentrations remains.
A comparison revealed a great discrepancy between the results, which can be found in relevant publications and the results of this study.
There seemed to be a great discrepancy between his background and his high position -- and now it seems that, like the Kursk and its fleet, Mr. Putin lacked the resources to cope with an emergency.
Therefore, the mammograph used in this study could not be adjusted by the radiographers, particularly in the MLO position of the breast and when a great discrepancy between the heights of the radiographers and patients existed.
A further study carried out at a later time to compare the attitudes of the public and medical staff towards witnessed resuscitation in Singapore found a great discrepancy between these two groups [7].
When using mean health insurance premium costs, a less conservative approach, a greater discrepancy between low and high income earners was shown for people with diabetes 18 64 years of age (22% for income ≤$34,000 vs. 4% for income ≥$100,000).
One study included in the review reported a greater discrepancy between self-reported abstinence and carbon monoxide (CO) levels for participants who were incentivized for self-reported abstinence compared to those incentivised for low CO levels.
A great discrepancy was found between the predicted cracking directions and the observed cracking orientations.
The method is especially useful if there is a great discrepancy in accessibility between free and dependent variables.
There is a rather great discrepancy between what is expected of students on their individual state assessments and on national Advanced Placement tests.
