The phrase "a wide discrepancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or variation between two or more things, such as data points, opinions, or results.
Example: "There was a wide discrepancy between the survey results and the actual sales figures, indicating a potential issue with the data collection process."
Alternatives: "a large gap" or "a significant difference".
However, there is a wide discrepancy between universities.
A wide discrepancy in method separates the two voice settings.
That said, there is still a wide discrepancy in pricing between bank loans and alternative loans.
Recent visits, however, show a wide discrepancy between the quality of dishes served at lunch and those at dinner, making a one-star rating more accurate now.
Interestingly, beside one patient (MM_2205), we found a wide discrepancy in the tumor fraction obtained from cfDNA and enriched CTCs, including several patients with higher tumor fractions in cfDNA than enriched CTCs or vice versa.
Sufia Alam, the women's project manager of the east London Maryam centre, pointed out a wide discrepancy between Cameron's suggestion that 22% of Muslim women have limited or no English, and the 2011 census, which said that just 6% struggled significantly with the language.
Non-activated alkyl iodides initiated these reactions quite slowly and there was a wider discrepancy between targeted and obtained molecular weights after isolation of the oligomers.
There were also no significant mean differences in girls and the explanation may be due to the higher BF% in boys causing a wider discrepancy between mean differences in BF%.
Nor is it simply a matter of narrowing the current wide discrepancy between leisure and business fares by raising cheap leisure fares, though that would be a start, he said.
Additionally, t-test analysis showed that the MT-ND1 gene has a wide significant discrepancy in codon choices in pisces, aves and mammals.
The wide discrepancy in results, obtained on a given catalyst, is essentially due to differences in temperature and space velocity as well as the use of inert gas diluents.
