"philosophical gap" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a void in understanding something, typically of an ethical, philosophical, or moral nature. For example, "There is a philosophical gap between the utilitarian belief that the greatest good should be sought for the greatest amount of people and the belief that moral value should be placed on individual life."
Some unbridgeable philosophical gap seemed to separate the historians in Virginia and the connoisseurs in Europe.
The philosophical gap is wide: Opponents fear vouchers would drain resources from troubled schools, leaving them worse off for the students who stay.
For some time, the magazine pointed out, a philosophical gap had been widening between Europe and America over the regulation of mergers.
The Americans respond that France is too ready to tolerate rotten and dangerous regimes in the name of stability and international consensus.This philosophical gap leads to clear divisions on policy.
This last philosophical gap between the Big Iron and Cloud paradigms, it seems to me, is unbridgeable.
And while I am pleased that stories like the one in Newsweek will heighten awareness about the treatment of women across the startup industry, there is an ironic, philosophical gap between the creative idealism of the startup industry and the investors who fund them.
Still, there were philosophical gaps to bridge.
If there are political or philosophical gaps between Derek Fisher, the union's elected president, and Billy Hunter, its longtime executive director, they will try to close them, in full view of the union's staff members and the eight other players on the board.
The term, firstly coined in late 19th century to fill some philosophical gaps in evolutionary theory, was reanalysed under the light of the complexity theory in the 20th century.
I will first consider different versions of academic bioethics aiming for translation across the philosophical reflection-practice gap, before considering practical, bioethical approaches seeking to bring about translation across this gap.
There are two general directions in which to try and bridge the philosophical reflection-practice gap: from philosophical reflection to practice, or from practice to philosophical reflection.
