"inherent discrepancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a natural or inherent difference or inconsistency between two things. Example: "The research findings revealed an inherent discrepancy between the company's reported profits and their actual financial statements."
Such an approach might have masked exactly the possibly different inherent discrepancies in difficulty levels between linguistic and numerical material we were interested in.
There is a strong tendency in the reviewed literature to group ethnic minorities together and refer to them as just 'minority', without any critical reflection over the inherent discrepancies between different ethnic minority groups (see 'ethnicity variable' in tables).
Consequently, understanding the relationship between depressed mothers and their adolescents is important; unfortunately, reliably studying this relationship has been problematic because of inherent discrepancies when multiple informants assess the same construct (for a review, see De Los Reyes and Kazdin 2005).
This inherent coordination discrepancy was first modeled in [1] and is largely due to information asymmetry between contending flows.
Michele Garetto et al. in [1] highlighted inherent coordination discrepancy when CSMA based protocol is employed in multi-hop wireless networks.
But the proposed model do not consider inherent coordination discrepancy which CSMA-based protocols incurs when employed in multi-hop wireless network.
Most of the existing literatures address some aspects of per-flow throughput prediction; few [3, 4] of them ignored the inherent coordination discrepancy when carrier sense multiple access (CSMA -based MACSMA -based are eMACoyed in multi-hoprotocols
In [1], they also highlighted that few dominant flows acquire the maximum transmission opportunities where as most of the flows are starved and this starvation is due to an inherent coordination discrepancy in CSMA-based MAC protocols when employed in WMN.
