The phrase "an identified gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific gap or deficiency that has been recognized or acknowledged in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed an identified gap in the existing literature regarding the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a recognized gap" or "a noted gap".
This paper addresses an identified gap in the literature by exploring the issues associated with flexible operation of CO2 T&S systems, as well as options to overcome these issues.
Practical tools to analyse efficiency and cost-effectiveness of value for money of CTP in emergencies was an identified gap in the literature (Venton and Bailey 2015).
From previous studies in Nigeria, an identified gap is the lack of standardized and valid instruments in the assessment of teachers' stress (Adeoye and Okonkwo 2010; Olaitan et al. 2010).
Already, however, IVCC is engaging country decision makers to address an identified gap in field implementation - the monitoring and evaluation of vector control programs.
It addresses an identified gap in current knowledge, regarding the effectiveness of initiatives targeting non-health community staff as a means to improve access to Early Intervention Services for people with first episode psychosis.
The results also address an identified gap in the evidence regarding communicating SC carrier rather than CF carrier results and whether it is true that the lack of repeat testing in SC screening means there is less anxiety.
More typically, individuals engaged in digital work are scattered around the organisation and obtain their roles based on passion or a recruitment process that is focused on a knee-jerk solution to a recently identified gap.
The results below provide an overview of identified gaps in KT and communication, recognized across all seven schools as well as those unique to each context.
A systematic review identified gaps in staff education for adequate crisis response and discovered that hospital crisis prevention plans are not well-implemented or standardized [ 15].
39 40 A mapping exercise conducted in Hospital A identified a gap in knowledge of how medication safety is governed on wards.
This special issue is an attempt to fill these identified gaps in the current literature.
