The phrase "a larger gap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences, distances, or disparities in various contexts, such as statistics, measurements, or comparisons.
Example: "There is a larger gap of understanding between the two generations than we initially thought."
Alternatives: "a wider gap of" or "a greater gap of".
Even so, a large gap of unexplored territory was obviously still left in the remaining medium to high vA range.
The new Mongolian tree-ring record fills in a large gap of climate data from a remote and previously unsampled region of the globe, the scientists said.
The results also show that pounding between girders with a large gap of a MEJS in general causes stronger impact forces.
A large gap of rheological properties between the raw and pretreated lignocellulose raised a difficulty for designing proper pretreatment reactors with maximum efficiency and minimum power consumption.
The result is not pretty — a bill that seriously underfunds Medicaid and leaves a large gap of coverage between Medicaid eligibility and a useful tax credit to purchase insurance.
This means that there is a large gap of forbidden states between the energy of the highest filled electron levels and the energy of the next highest unoccupied level.
This causes much faster energy depletion of some nodes so as to result in a large gap of energy depletion time among first-hop level nodes.
After this feature at 2.25 eV, the next peak follows after a large gap of ≈5 eV and is due to two closely placed states at 7.38 eV (B1-type) and 7.55 eV (A1-type).
Our technique is ideally suited for chronic ruptures in zone I (where no distal stump is available for repair) and ruptures that have a large gap of more than 6 cm.
Unfortunately, there is a large gap of knowledge in this area due to the relative lack of comprehensive physiological studies addressing the role of the liver in hyperlactatemia.
While approximately 65% of people with severe mental illness want to work, only 15% are employed, suggesting a large gap of unmet needs [ 2].
