The phrase "gap in timing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a disruption or difference in the timeliness of events or actions. For example, "The gap in timing between her request and his response caused a miscommunication."
Current data provide strong support for a resource allocation model [28] suggesting that the presentation a gap determines resources to be taken away from the timing system, such that, left with fewer resources, the timing system fails to maintain the current subjective time in working memory (WM), resulting in a delay in timing [25] [29].
The answer probably lies in timing.
This introduces variability in timing.
In the run mode, subjects ignore the gap and continue timing, in the stop mode they retain the time prior to the gap and resume timing after the gap, and in the reset mode the time prior to the gap is lost, and subjects re-start timing after the gap anew.
In his questioning, Fiske pointed to gaps in the timing of the conspiracy and in Brooks' memory.
When a large number of children have gaps in the timing of vaccination or not vaccinated at all, the result is a significant population susceptible to disease as well as capable of propagating transmission of the disease.
Some of the major factors that determine this trend include: low proportion of population immunized which is responsible for herd immunity, challenges with cold chain logistics and gaps in the timing of the vaccine administration which create a period of inadequate protection to the child.
The most likely timing of a gap in coverage is between 2016 and 2018, according to the best official estimates.
Jayawardene was gifted a flying start by some easy pickings on leg stump and, after reaching lunch on 344-2, he and Dilshan carried on their merry way, waiting for the inevitable bad ball and dispatching it with expert timing through a gap in the field.
