The phrase "a wide gap is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or disparity between two things, often in contexts such as statistics, comparisons, or discussions about inequality.
Example: "In the recent study, it was found that a wide gap is evident between the average incomes of urban and rural populations."
Alternatives: "a significant disparity is" or "a large difference is".
A wide gap is found between what researchers do and what practitioners need.
The countries in the chart below suggest that such a wide gap is more common in autocracies like Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Algeria, Cuba and North Korea (where Kim Jong Il celebrates his 70th birthday on February 16th).
We used this dimensionless parameter because there is no reason to retain D and wg as independently adjustable parameters: rapid diffusion across a wide gap is equivalent to slow diffusion across a narrow gap and vice versa.
Serial radiographs revealed no external callus but on histology at six weeks a wide gap was seen on the far cortex away from plate application.
In this analysis of the KAP of Chinese parents of children with asthma, a wide gap was observed between recommended and actual practices, and their overall asthma-related knowledge was insufficient.
In addition, a wider gap is found based on whether an organization is perceived to emphasize the need for high quality data or not.
The pattern when based on just twin maternities was similar (RR 0.68; 95% CI (0.65 to 0.69)), but a wider gap was seen for triplet and higher order maternities (RR 0.46; 95% CI (0.38 to 0.56)).
Another figure that NBC shared with reporters later in the afternoon, that showed a somewhat wider gap, was not backed up by Nielsen.
Such stumbles reveal how these young women are working without a safety net; there's a wide gap between being given a huge stage and having the tools to use it wisely.
When Kluck turned to oppose them, a 30-mile-wide gap was opened between his troops and the German 2nd Army.
The Au electrodes with a 20-μm-wide gap were formed through photolithography followed by wet etching.
