The phrase "a marked discrepancy in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a noticeable difference or inconsistency in data, findings, or opinions.
Example: "The report revealed a marked discrepancy in the financial records compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a notable inconsistency in".
There is a marked discrepancy in explanatory models of mental illness between Africa and the other parts of the world.
In particular, recommendations on varicella vaccination were heterogeneous and led to a marked discrepancy in vaccination coverage observed through the country.
Though half of the respondents felt that PD was a suitable modality for most AKI patients admitted in the ward, there was a marked discrepancy in opinion and reality as only 22% were actually using the modality.
Even if these numbers are exaggerated, there is still a marked discrepancy in the numbers of beds present between the two countries and this must reflect differences in practice patterns and seems also to reflect differences in outcomes [ 7].
The trial arms were closely balanced in sample size in the parent trial cohort (telehealth=49.7% (1605/3230), usual care=50.3% (1625/3230)) but showed a marked discrepancy in the questionnaire study's complete case cohort (telehealth=56.8% (431/759), usual care=43.2% (328/759)).
There was a marked discrepancy amongst referrers in their knowledge of private versus public sector providers of PFMT.
This analysis is planned to be carried out blind to the group assignment and unless a marked discrepancy is found in the incidence of complications/reoperations, the allocation concealment will be preserved.
We next analysed the mutation of the hTR gene in three patients showing a marked discrepancy between hTERT+ α+ β expression and telomerase activity, in order to determine whether this phenomenon is related to mutation of hTR.
To resolve this problem, we have measured the dispersion curves of various dielectrically loaded structures and have observed a marked discrepancy between the theoretical and experimentally measured data in the case of alumina.
Bose et al [ 66], demonstrated a marked discrepancy between estimated and actual blood loss at varying volumes confirming the clinical difficulty in accurately estimating blood loss, particularly in obstetric scenarios.
There is a marked discrepancy on graduation depending on race: countywide, 92percentt of white students graduate from high school in four years, but only 61percentt of African-American or Latino students do.
