The phrase "a rising gap between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing disparity or difference between two or more entities, such as groups, populations, or economic conditions.
Example: "The report highlights a rising gap between the wealthy and the poor in our society."
Alternatives: "an increasing divide between" or "a growing disparity between".
One of the principal consequences of this change in the power balance has been a rising gap between pay and productivity.
This trend is driven entirely by a rising gap between wages at the top compared with the middle and bottom of the distribution.
There are valid causes for concern about inequality: sharp increases in the share of income going to the top 1% of earners, a rising share of income going to profits, stagnant real wages and a rising gap between productivity growth and growth in median family incomes.
Taken together, one can identify four important trends of a rising gap between elites and citizens.
A democratization of the EU can only be successful if the trend of a rising gap between elites and citizens can be stopped and if the Union's basic rules are decided by the European people. .
Notably, while it could account for a rising gap in wages between those with college degrees and those without, it couldn't explain why a small group — the famous "one percent" — was experiencing much bigger gains than highly educated workers in general.
Huge sums of American money continued to pour into Thailand throughout the Thanom-Praphas years, stimulating economic development but also contributing substantially to the growth of corruption and a rising gap in the standard of living between rich and poor.
The continued rise of socioeconomic fractionalization (the rising gap between those with a tremendous amount of money and those with very little) will create ever more polarization in societies around the world.
3) Why not tax the wealthy more in order to break the rising gap between rich and poor? 4) A clear answer to GW Bush on his absurd defence strategies.
The World Economic Forum identified the rising gap between rich and poor as the greatest threat to global stability over the next decade.
