The phrase "compensating for gaps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of making up for any shortcomings or deficiencies that are present, either in a situation or in someone's skills or knowledge. For example, "The professor worked hard to ensure he was compensating for any gaps in the student's understanding of the material."
The purpose is to help the Russians compensate for gaps in their system of early-warning radars and reduce the chance that they might launch missiles on a false alert.
Firstly, it attempts to determine what proportion of a piece of monologic lecture-style input is likely to be decoded accurately by an intermediate range listener and, by extension, how dependent such a listener is likely to be upon strategies that compensate for gaps in understanding.
A penalty is applied to the score to compensate for gaps, root mean squared deviation (rmsd), and hinges.
Some questions were then rewritten to incorporate service providers' suggestions, to compensate for gaps in information sources, or to control for possible biases in staff responses.
Missing data, which usually arise when a landrace has a sequence polymorphism within the annealing site for one of the two primers used to amplify the microsatellite, will lead to underestimates of overall diversity, but are not an issue for subsequent data analysis because STRUCTURE is able to compensate for gaps in the overall dataset.
The three principal actresses give remarkably open performances; their faces (which, given Iranian standards of propriety, are all they have to work with) are alive with emotions that compensate for the gaps in the story.
The correction algorithm with the support in the more accurate precipitation map was able to compensate for the gaps in the runoff gauging net and smoothed out inconsistencies in the observed runoff values.
There are very clear indications from almost every other country in the world that they are going to stick with it and in fact even compensate for any gaps led by the U.S".
So, use "almost in-person" tools for assimilation and acceleration when face-to-face is not an option; but compensate for the gaps and risks with over-communication in other ways and other times.
It was based on the currently available data, making conservative assumptions to compensate for knowledge gaps.
