The phrase "a significant margin for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difference or gap between two quantities, often in contexts like finance, performance, or competition.
Example: "The company achieved a significant margin for profit this quarter, exceeding expectations."
Alternatives: "a considerable gap for" or "a substantial buffer for".
Other factors, such as income levels, educational achievement, unemployment or ethnic makeup all outstrip religion in terms of explanatory power by a significant margin, for all parties, including regional parties.
Concerning the proposed method for measuring green space quality, 62% of the population resides in urban blocks with access to green spaces with a lower than average quality score, which reveals a significant margin for improvement.
Most importantly, the method is demonstrated to outperform all previously reported schemes by a significant margin, for SNRs below 5 dB regardless of the existence of the frequency offsets.
The only counties that voted with a significant margin for Hillary Clinton -- and thus enabled her victory -- were the counties in and around New York City.
Therefore, although diagnostic standardization certainly increased internal validity, there is still a significant margin for more diagnostic refinement.
The ratio of pixels classified as either myocytes or connective tissue (71.4%), compared with pixels with undefined tissue content (28.6%), was ∼2.5 : 1, suggesting that there is a significant margin for error in the processing approach we used for digitized images from histological sections.
But all these methods have a significant margin of error and fail to account for racial biases, not to mention the toll that living in a shantytown might take on one's skin-care regimen.
As shown in Figure 2, MIL3D models are consistently better than k-mer based models for almost all TFs, often by a significant margin, except for Tcf3, where the 3+4+5-mer counting approach works slightly better than MIL3D models.
Our research, following freedom of information requests, showed many health boards missed - by a significant margin - key targets for meeting calls ranked as urgent in terms of home visits or appointments.
While Obama is winning the meaningful brands race by a significant margin, but meaningful scores for both candidates are low.
