"overcome this discrepancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to suggest that a discrepancy (difference) of some sort should be addressed. For example, you could say, "We must work together to overcome this discrepancy between the two sides before we can move forward."
Introducing a heterogeneous distribution of hydraulic conductivity did little to overcome this discrepancy.
In order to overcome this discrepancy, bioprocess design should consist of an integrated approach addressing pathway, cellular, reaction, and process engineering.
Zoos are working hard to overcome this discrepancy as it influences the fate of some animals, which are truly noteworthy flagship species, but not necessarily on everyone's radar the way the African elephant and polar bear may be.
Collapsing across interaction and play measures may be considered an option to overcome this discrepancy, however this variable would not allow comparison with the non video separation as there was no opportunity for interaction during that episode.
PST will be used to support the participant in finding ways to overcome this discrepancy.
To overcome this discrepancy, we introduce a simple GO structure-based algorithm that reconciles the predictions of the different pipelines.
Furthermore, this style of research takes place in natural as opposed to experimental settings, in this study dental practices where children received care, and therefore allows researchers to overcome the discrepancy between what people say and what they do.
We used the tag option to overcome the discrepancy between the individuals typed for HLA loci and the individuals typed for SNPs, the latter being much less numerous than those typed for HLA.
Feedback on the discrepancy motivates a person to become actively engaged by attending to stimuli and making efforts to find a way to overcome the discrepancy between what is expected or desired and the present state [ 26].
We built a comprehensive dataset of binders and nonbinders based on a careful analysis of the experimental data available in the literature, trying to overcome the discrepancy noticeable in the experimental results.
They are used to explain the apparent contradictions in people's knowledge about a given matter, and their actions; e.g. people navigate between different concerns to overcome the discrepancy between knowledge about the right thing to do according to advice from health authorities (including the GP), and social relations that may imply risky behavior.
