"increasing discrepancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a widening gap or divergence between two people, ideas, or entities. For example, "The increasing discrepancy between the wealthy and the poor is a growing concern for many citizens."
Comparison of the theoretical values with the experimentally attained moduli showed an increasing discrepancy for higher molecular rigidity.
The Process Analytical Technology PATT) initiative of the FDA is a reaction on the increasing discrepancy between current possibilities in process supervision and control of pharmaceutical production processes and its current application in industrial manufacturing processes.
The increasing discrepancy in more recent years is mainly due to few countries (mainly Poland and France), which will deserve further investigation, e.g. inappropriate data or assumption used by the CBM model or problems with the GHGIs.
Because of an increasing discrepancy between the number of potential liver graft recipients and the number of organs available, scientists are trying to create artificial liver to mimic normal liver function and therefore, to support the patient's liver when in dysfunction.
Together, these theories illustrate the increasing discrepancy between justice for the rich and justice for the poor.
The reduction in viscous force over time at a constant shear rate observed in thixotropic materials is analogous to the increasing discrepancy between the data and the predictions of our fixed-viscosity models observed during stretches.
In some countries, legal exports diminished sharply as smuggling and underinvoicing intensified in response to increasing discrepancies between the official exchange rate and the black-market rate.
Again when δ is set to a lower value then false rings are detected and processed increasing discrepancies in the image.
However, as illustrated in Figure 5, extrapolating the exponential curve to distances greater than 10 m leads to a rapidly descending curve with increasing discrepancies from field measurement data and from the respective power regression line.
Hence, reducing the sample size by using observed pairwise correlations and then completely observed data led to increasing discrepancies in the factor structure compared to the imputed data set.
However, the seroprevalence of HSV-2 increased with age, particularly among unpartnered women, resulting in increasing discrepancies between self-reported genital herpes and HSV-2 seropositivity with age.
