The phrase "as a discrepancy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a difference or inconsistency that has been identified in data, reports, or observations.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a significant variation as a discrepancy between the expected and actual outcomes."
Alternatives: "as an inconsistency" or "as a variation".
Baier also tried to sting her by pointing out what he saw as a discrepancy between recent revelations and a long-ago statement by Clinton on the emails.
Another complaint concerns what the military sees as a discrepancy between British politicians saying the armed forces were capable of fighting in both Iraq and Afghanistan at the same time and the military saying they were under-resourced.
To be sure, any such conceptualization of play which this word implies must be understood as a discrepancy, as, for example, in the way that a recorded interpretation of a piece is never capable of capturing sonic events situated outside the time frame of the recording.
I reframe this dilemma as a discrepancy in the couple's definition of what 'sex' means.
.. It doesn't strike me as a discrepancy at all". Observers say Mormon feminists are taking a difficult walk psychologically--trying to tread two paths at the same time.
Although Warner's schooling, training and expertise lie in classical British art, LAM Board President Robert Hayden III said his limited experience with California art wasn't seen as a discrepancy in hiring him.
An MTE at discharge was defined as an unintentional discrepancy between the actual medication chart of the patient and the best possible general ward medication list best possible general ward medication list 24 h after the ICU discharge (BPML-GW24).
Since this site was located at a miRNA-mRNA mismatch position as well as at a discrepancy site in diverse members, this miR-SNP in the va-miR160 family is unlikely to change the target genes of these miRNAs.
The results of the monthly surveys of employers and city residents do not always line up neatly, but rarely do they produce as wide a discrepancy as they did last year.
First, emigrant quasi-citizenship can be broadly explained as resulting from a discrepancy between the preferences of sending and receiving states.
Also, the Effort-Recovery Model explains stress as coming from a discrepancy between job demands, job control, and perceived work potential.
