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The phrase "a very limited gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or narrow difference or space between two things, often in contexts such as comparisons, measurements, or opportunities.
Example: "There is a very limited gap between the two candidates in terms of experience, making the decision difficult."
Alternatives: "a narrow gap" or "a small gap".
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Estimates for Reprint's sector aggregates confirm the reliability of the database; in terms of employees and turnover, the deviation between the database and Istat estimates oscillated regularly between 1 and 3 % less for Reprint, a very limited gap attributable to minor activities that eluded direct measurement.
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