The phrase "knowledge gap between" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a lack of understanding or information between two things or groups. For example: - There is a significant knowledge gap between the younger and older generations when it comes to technology. - The study aims to bridge the knowledge gap between theoretical research and practical application. - The company's success can be attributed to its ability to identify and fill knowledge gaps between different departments.
With the end of compulsory military service, however, there arose an almost unbridgeable knowledge gap between reporters and soldiers.
The knowledge gap between lawyers and nonlawyers had been shrinking for some time, and the Internet was closing it further.
This has created a huge knowledge gap between children of the "haves", studying in private schools, and the "have-nots", in government schools.
The two are also full of stories, some funny, that illustrate how wide the knowledge gap between producers and consumers of foodstuffs has become in the modern world.
One result of this newfound expertise, however, is that Levison believes there is a knowledge gap between the Department of Justice and law-enforcement agencies; the former did not grasp the implications of what the F.B.I. was asking for when it demanded his S.S.L. keys.
(NB to sub-editors: you may judge my skills, or lack of them, by comparing the two versions. NB to Bill Hagerty: Twiddly bits restored!) Anyway, I simply asked the seven to share their hopes for the future, and here's what they wrote: Rarely, if ever, in the field of public inquisition has there been quite such a knowledge gap between the investigators and the investigated.
This study aims at narrowing the knowledge gap between deep and shallow systems.
There is a knowledge gap between agents and principals, and it is costly to control and monitor the agents.
The construction passport would close the knowledge gap between the start and the end of the products' lifetime.
This promises to reduce the knowledge gap between genotype and phenotype and poses new challenges for computational microbiologists.
However, pharmacists are perfectly poised to bridge the knowledge gap between laboratory data, and opportunities for them in clinical practice are only going to expand.
