"documentation gaps" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe missing or incomplete documentation in a particular context. This can refer to any type of written or recorded information, such as reports, instructions, records, etc. Example: "The audit revealed significant documentation gaps in the company's financial records, making it difficult to accurately assess their financial standing."
Threats include loss of ephemeral materials, "silences" in historical documentation created by gaps in collecting, and the erasure of information through either lack of foresight, purposeful deletion, or accidental destruction.
Evaluate the processes, procedures, and controls in place and in turn make recommendations on gaps, documentation, and policy/process/system changes.
In addition, documentation of CO2-gap, arterial and pulmonary arterial hemodynamics, arterial and mixed-venous blood gas analyses and lactate followed four times until extubation.
It is not currently known how MRH information is documented in the UK hospital setting, and whether the nature of MRH documentation contributes to communication gaps between hospital and community settings.
Critical gaps in documentation or delivery of care exist, especially for the use of pneumococcal vaccination and HYD/ISDN.
Gaps in documentation at key points mean he must fall back on speculation regarding Young's actual movements, and his commitment to a cultural perspective means that Young's musical achievements receive short and sometimes questionable shrift.
Most likely modelled after the Apache Software Foundations, this is certainly a Good Thing, as all these kinds of management and governance issues were previously handled in an ad hoc manner by the developers and a handful of contributing organizations like the University of Minnesota and DM Solutions, which has lead to a lot of inconsistency and occasional gaps in documentation.
In case of any undetected ad fraud issues, documentation will help identify gaps in policy/procedure to ensure it doesn't happen again.
