'enough gap' is not a proper part of a sentence in written English.
Instead, you could use an expression like 'enough space'. For example, you could say, "We will need to leave enough space between the tables to ensure social distancing."
"I got a good start and I just managed to bridge a big enough gap.
There is not a big enough gap between them," Gingrich chided his Rock Hill fans.
The last two laps were very enjoyable because I had a big enough gap.
"Fortunately when I got the puncture I had a decent enough gap to win the race.
Actually, it's not it just means that particular pollster didn't find a big enough gap to achieve 95% certainty that one candidate is ahead.
If Rob and Scott join forces, melding their groups for the climactic ascent, it's because of the crush on the slopes, with not enough gaps in the roster to reach the top.
Altidore has also looked best in the national team under head coach Jürgen Klinsmann when the German has played him off a second forward, whose presence creates enough gaps in the final third for Altidore to exploit, using his size to hold off defenders on crosses into the box.
Also, this long wire length will provide enough gaps between top and bottom substrates for filling with underfill [23] for mechanical stability [24].
This may possibly cause large and unrealistic vehicular queues at lower densities as the vehicles would rarely get enough gaps for overtaking.
Main.net has found that even in the noisiest electrical environments, such as neighborhood transformers, there are always big enough gaps in the radio spectrum for repeaters to push a signal through.
