The phrase "a massive gap in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant deficiency or lack in a particular area, such as knowledge, resources, or understanding.
Example: "There is a massive gap in the research regarding the long-term effects of the medication."
Alternatives: "a significant deficiency in" or "a substantial void in".
And a massive gap in coverage that will still cost many seniors thousands.
He left a massive gap in my life and that of his family.
"The Republican plan has no limits on premiums," the woman says, "and a massive gap in coverage that will still cost many seniors thousands".
Her death is a profound personal loss for me, but also leaves a massive gap in British television and film and highlights even more the lack of women film directors as role models for young women.
RMT president Peter Pinkney said: "Bob's death leaves a massive gap in the lives of everyone who was fortunate enough to know him and represents a huge loss to the trade union and labour movement both in this country and internationally, and specifically, for the RMT members Bob led with such stunning success".
The truth about the eurozone is that there is a massive gap in competitiveness between the rich and poor parts of monetary union that can only be tackled in one of three ways: year after year of austerity, transfers of resources from north to south, or a break-up that will permit devaluation.
However, there was also a massive gap between innovations in the industry around data and smartphone apps and the actual capabilities of real users who today are still 96percentt feature phone users in India.
Data from the most recent Disability Compendium's 2015 Disability Statistics Annual Report shows that nationally only 34.4percentt of U.S. civilians with disabilities ages 18-64 lining in the community were employed in 2014, compared to 75.4percentt for people without disabilities - a massive gap of 41 percentage points in the labor force participation rates.
That leaves, he argues, a massive gap between the dramatic surge in energy use that will be seen over the next 30 years and the need to lower CO2 levels within the same timeframe.
"The percentages of black and ethnic players compared to those in management is a massive gap".
