The phrase "a slim margin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small difference or gap between two quantities, often in contexts like competition, voting, or performance metrics.
Example: "The election was decided by a slim margin of just a few hundred votes."
Alternatives: "a narrow margin of" or "a slight margin of".
What seems like dry legislation can leave Native women at the mercy of their predators or provide a slim margin of hope for justice.
The drillers narrowly edged out the greens, by a slim margin of 54% to 46%.For this week's Economist Asks poll, we turn to Mexican politics.
In the UK, a slim margin of voters ultimately rejected the view of experts who predicted economic doom if the country left the EU.
In 2012, Washoe County went blue, voting for Barack Obama over Mitt Romney by a slim margin of around 6,000 votes.
Greens candidate Sam Hibbins won the state's smallest electorate by a slim margin of 262 votes over incumbent Clem Newton-Brown.
But they cautioned that a slim margin of victory could push him to mollify Serbian anger over Kosovo by downgrading diplomatic ties with countries that recognize the province's independence.
Concentrations of PFOA in human blood are about 1% of that in the female rats--a slim margin of safety that has raised concerns.
He said he had called Democratic leaders in the Legislature even before the polls closed in some of this month's recalls, which, in the end, maintained the Republican majorities in both legislative chambers, though by a slimmer margin of 17 to 16 in the Senate.
A second referendum followed in 1995, in which sovereignty was rejected by a slimmer margin of 50.6 to 49.4 percent.
In the first game, Quebec won 14 3, as Malone scored nine goals, while in the second one, Quebec emerged with a slimmer margin of victory, winning 6 2.
A rival bid is improbable, given that the Irish government insists it will not sell its 25.4% stake in Aer Lingus to anyone.Chugging alongThe management of Eurotunnel, the operator of the tunnel that links Britain and France, breathed a sigh of relief as the company's core creditors voted (by a slim margin) in favour of a restructuring plan.
