The phrase "addressing the gap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of identifying and responding to a deficiency or lack in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The research aims at addressing the gap of knowledge in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "bridging the gap in" or "filling the void of".
Her current research interests are on understanding Wikipedia's readers, quantifying and addressing the gaps of knowledge in Wikipedia and Wikidata, and understanding contributor diversity and its challenges in Wikipedia.
In 1948, Dr. Marchi discovered the need to address the gap of services for people who were not classified as blind but did not have normal vision.
Although this study helps address the gap of information regarding direct links between air pollution and diabetes, limitations and strengths must be considered.
In any case, their interest to further enhance their skills could be harnessed in support of addressing the gap in provision of endodontic service in the NHS primary dental care.
Addressing the gap in clinical research education: Implementation of the Introduction to Clinical Research Training-Japan program.
Telephone surveys might offer a practical solution to addressing the gaps in knowledge of influenza health status that might arise during a pandemic.
Established, conventional political parties seem utterly incapable of addressing the gaps in well-being that the far right is so rapidly filling.
But the SDGs ambitiously aim to go beyond addressing the gaps that remain after the conclusion of the MDGs.
Further exploration of this novel therapeutic modality will help to address the gap between 'Rule-of-5' compliant small molecules and large biologicals.
The VDPP was undertaken to address the gap in knowledge of the association between vitamin D and cancer, in particular the rarer cancers sites (3, 5).
