The phrase "a slight gap in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small space or opening in something, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "There was a slight gap in the fence that allowed the dog to escape."
Alternatives: "a small opening in" or "a minor space in".
I am a 35-year-old woman with dark hair, a slight gap in my teeth and olive skin.
But as voice becomes one of the central ways humans and computers interact, even a slight gap in understanding could mean a major handicap.
This necklace itself is not smooth, since each pearl is a discrete self-contained unit, sitting next to another pearl, that is, next to another discrete self-contained unit, with a slight gap in between each unit.
There is a slight gap in low SNR between the two pilot scheme and the one pilot scheme, but the two schemes have almost the same performance in high SNR.
However, the curve illustrates that there is a slight gap in the available evidence to inform decision-makers to adopt the new technology, since it had less than 100% probability of being cost-effective at very high WTP thresholds.
Details follow Fig. 9 A. In summary, the new methods rarely caused a slight gap in the peak of the observation correlogram (Fig. 7c, d), and then determined TWTs near the identical peak and stably and effectively corrected the misreading results of the MC method.
That is, a previously slight gap in review scores for new grant applications from first-time and seasoned investigators widened in 2007 and 2008 [Jeremy] Berg [director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences] says.
The top of the container is level with the soil surface, and it is covered by a piece of wood with a slight gap to allow insects to climb in.
There remains a slight gap between GER for boys and girls in the Terai: GER for girls is lower than for boys.
Where a fern leaf is attached to a stem, a part of the vascular tissue of the stem goes into it (a leaf trace), making a slight gap, filled by parenchyma cells (generalized plant cells), in the vascular cylinder.
Professional carpenters are aware of this problem and they plan the installation so the last piece will be positioned in an inconspicuous corner of the room where a slight gap will go unnoticed.
