The phrase "compliance gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the distance between the required standards of compliance and the actual level of compliance in a particular situation or area. For example, "Our audit revealed a considerable compliance gap with new regulations."
Compensating controls are not meant to be a permanent solution for a compliance gap.
The company also identified a "compliance gap" of four police checks at Manus Island, in a separate, interim internal briefing from February 2013.
The bad news is that too many vendors have not performed the heavy lifting necessary to be compliant with the new standard, and are rushing to close the IPv6 compliance gap before companies abandon them for their competitors.
Faced with this huge compliance gap, the states have been lobbying Congress to require all but the smallest sellers to collect sales tax for all states putting the burden on the merchant, not the consumer.
Officials point to "training and compliance" gaps, rather than proper reporting procedures, as the key problem in the submission of criminal information.
These steps include the sourcing of animals and animal-derived material; detailed documentation of gene targeting constructs; cell banking; founder animal establishment and genetic characterization; animal facilities; product collection and processing facilities; and regulatory compliance, risk management, gap analysis, quality assurance, and quality control.
They are defining the desired future state of compliance, defining the gap between the future state and current state, then mobilizing the organization to redesign processes.
The globalization of food and medical products has created a shift in regulatory compliance such that gaps in food and medical product safety can generate international problems.
Closing the gap between compliance and security won't happen overnight.
We see this skills gap preventing compliance from understanding the ecosystem of risks it faces.
It turns regulation into a living thing that responds to its environment and narrows the gap between compliance and real security.
