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"obvious discrepancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when something does not align or match, such as when two pieces of information or data do not make sense or are not consistent with one another. For example, "The company's financial statement showed an obvious discrepancy between its income and expenses."
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The crystallographic structure with evident scatter will display obvious discrepancy.
The most obvious discrepancy is in the identity of the chief foe of the Israelites.
This obvious discrepancy offers the limits of classical MHD for description of the solar wind/Mars interaction and calls for new theoretical models.
Compared with 'true TEC' map derived from the model, there is large difference in STV TEC map but no obvious discrepancy in IDAAS map.
Meanwhile, Obama aides ran to Politico to boast that Awlaki's corpse would be a significant asset in Obama's re-election bid, leading to this Politico headline: What can explain this obvious discrepancy?
The joke was made funnier by the obvious discrepancy between David's fictional stand-in, George — slovenly, pathetic, and anonymous — and Danson, who was handsome, charming, and, at that time, the biggest TV star in the country.
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Although neither expressed hostility toward the other in testimony, there were obvious discrepancies in their accounts.
There are some obvious discrepancies in the campaign to promote healthy eating.
The issue was then reported on by the mainstream media, forcing officials to explain the obvious discrepancies.
No obvious discrepancies in electrical properties were observed after bending 15000 cycles at the radius of 5 mm.
There are some obvious discrepancies in comparing the two list, some well known companies miss the cut, some in the top 10 we have never heard of.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com