The phrase "an increasing gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the difference or disparity between two things is growing over time.
Example: "There is an increasing gap between the rich and the poor in many countries."
Alternatives: "a widening gap" or "a growing divide".
There is an increasing gap between the scale of the problems we're facing and the solutions available.
Meanwhile, there is an increasing gap between entertainers who command millions of dollars for their performances and those who do not.
UNHCR has halved the proportion of its budget spent on headquarters costs, but there was an increasing gap between needs and resources available.
It's hard to know whether this reflects an increasing gap between the swing states and the rest of the country, or, rather, is more of a statistical quirk.
A report to Congress in March by the department's own inspector general warned of an "increasing gap between resources and oversight, which results in a corresponding increase in risk for fraud, waste and abuse".
While the country reels from flood devastation, an increasing gap between rich and poor, and a ceaseless energy recession, Pakistan's religious lobby has lined up to attack a straw woman.
The consequence of this complementary effect may be an increased gap between care recipients and non-recipients, who are at equivalent levels of functional and health status.
In terms of patient care, the consequence of this complementary effect is an increased gap between care recipients and non-recipients, who are at equivalent levels of functional and health status.
In Figure 5 figure supplement 1B, however, the evidence that treated mice do not exhibit an increased gap startle ratio rests on a p value of 0.06.
However, the slow improvement in battery technologies [3] has led to an exponentially increasing gap between available and required battery capacities [4].
Although there was always an increase with increasing gap width over the range of widths investigated gap but the indications were that benefit to be obtained for gap widths in excess of 0.4 m may not be an economic proposition.
