The word "bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of connecting two ideas, concepts, or points of view. For example: "The professor's lecture provided a great deal of insight by bridging the gap between two opposing beliefs."
Related: Hainan gibbon 'clinging on' with 25 left in China "If they [the gaps] are tens of metres across rather than hundreds of metres, there are different ways of bridging those.
It is about that duty to our members and crucially bridging the gap that this government is trying to create between people in work and the unemployed".
Based in the ground floor of a corner house in a purely residential street, it specialises in bridging art with performance, music and words and as a collective that organises events in collaboration with other artist-run initiatives.
Far from bridging the gap between Greece and its partners, the medicine meted out by international creditors has exacerbated the country's decline.
Juncker drafted much of it, brokering deals and bridging what appeared to be irreconcilable differences between Helmut Kohl and François Mitterrand, between the German and French finance and central bank mandarins.
By reestablishing strategic cooperation with Israel, Iran can refocus its attention closer to home without fearing imminent Israeli military action and can carve away at the sole major issue bridging Israel and Saudi Arabia, the perceived Iranian threat.
Graffiti artists bridged the gap between the downtown galleries and the nascent South Bronx hip-hop scene.
The White House had also risked alienating its own supporters by trying to help Boehner bridge the remaining gap and continuing with a controversial deportation policy while a comprehensive reform bill still looked a possibility.
He added: "This is one of the things that can help bridge that gap, that can help fill that hole".
In the short term, the team approach can be taken a step further in an effort to help bridge the data scientist shortage.
The paramount aims must be to bridge divides, to find solutions which can enjoy consent, and to renegotiate the union as an all-embracing working system that takes account of the lessons of recent past.
