The phrase "as the discrepancy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies between two or more items, concepts, or data points.
Example: "The study highlights the challenges faced by researchers as the discrepancy between the expected and actual results became evident."
Alternatives: "given the difference between" or "considering the gap between".
The art critic John Berger described this dynamic as the discrepancy between what we see in these pictures and our own (more fortunate) condition.
This has been defined as the discrepancy between single-event confidences and the actual relative frequency of correct answers, such that the former exceeds the latter.
This condition naturally would lead to increasing rates of unemployment as the discrepancy between demand and potential output widened.
A residual, defined as the discrepancy between the actual battery voltage and its estimation obtained from the trained parity relation, is used to infer battery SOH.
Recent studies suggest that weight suppression (WS), defined as the discrepancy between current and highest past weight, predicts short-term weight gain in bulimia nervosa (BN) during treatment.
The budget hotel segment was due for a design overhaul as the discrepancy between economy hotels still stuck in the floral bedspread mode and more upscale, fashion-forward newcomers like NYLO Hotels and Starwood's Aloft brand grew.
In recent years, the use of non-GAAP measures in public company filings has significantly increased, as has the discrepancy between these measures and their GAAP equivalents.
The biological significance of the increase in 8-isoprostanes for women on CrM+CLA is unclear as is the discrepancy between the 8-OH2dG and the 8-isoprostane results.
Such "code of silence" cover-ups of misconduct, critics said, had rarely been made so plain as in the discrepancy between the officers' accounts of the killing and what the video later showed.
As for the discrepancy between turnout on the ground and on paper, Mr. Obasanjo said observations by the groups would be colored by which polling places they visited and at what time.
As to the discrepancy between what Medicaid and the uninsured spend per person, it's likely that at least part comes from a substitution of Medicaid spending for personal spending; such a finding would emphasize that Medicaid's primary utility is financial.
