"capacity gap" is a valid expression in written English.
It is used to describe a difference between the capacity needed or available to do something and the actual capacity. For example, "Our company is facing a capacity gap that is preventing us from fulfilling all the orders we have received."
In order to plug the capacity gap, household bills by 2020 could increase by as much as £30 a year – nearly double government estimates.
The UK will close all coal-fired power plants by 2025, the first major country to do so, but will fill the capacity gap largely with new gas and nuclear plants rather than cleaner alternatives.
"One of the biggest challenges we continue to deal with is the capacity gap – the war drove many of our brightest minds away, and this report identities are capacity issues when it comes to licensing and documentation.
Having invested heavily in gas-fired stations, only to find themselves locked into an increasingly expensive fuel, they do not want to make another mistake.That has opened up a capacity gap and an opportunity for wind and sunlight.
Britain is purchasing 14 A330 MRTTs in a controversial (and expensive) £13 billion ($20.6 billion) private finance initiative deal, whereas France has a serious capacity gap ahead.There are other obvious areas for co-operation.
"Users would like fixed and mobile internet to be the same, but the huge capacity gap between fibre and radio links is unlikely to ever allow this," says Mr Odlyzko.
There are times, however, when organisations use security risk as a fig leaf for more basic capacity gaps.
The direct causes of underperformance are numerous: capacity gaps, stagnant processes, outdated organisational models, and so on.
Don't use security risk as a cover-up for capacity gaps When compared to on-the-job death rates in domestic labour statistics, aid work is among the top five most dangerous civilian professions, a fact made more striking when one considers that for aid workers this is only counting deaths by deliberate violence, not accidents.
Besides, the capacity gaps among all the precoding schemes also increase, especially for the ones based on the full CSIT.
What research and capacity gaps exist and how difficulties in creating and using science for effective disaster risk reduction can be overcome.
