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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to fix the gap" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of repairing or closing a space or distance between two things. Example: The company is working on a plan to fix the gap between employee salaries and industry standards.
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"He didn't know how to fix the Gap.
Rich believes the industry must look elsewhere to fix the gap.
He was frightened that he would mislead himself, spending years, or decades, going in circles trying frantically to fix the gap with methods that never would work.
Lauren Hutton recalled in a 1994 interview that in her early days as a model, Eileen Ford, her agent, wanted her to fix the gap in her teeth and straighten her nose.
As a result of this refusal to act, thousands of low-income Americans aren't receiving the prescription drugs they need, and many states trying to fix the gap are incurring costs of up to a million dollars a day.
This work follows the idea of the process notion and attempts to fix the gap by analyzing the case-filing procedure.
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Guardian Australia, keen to help out, offered our tape to Morrison's office to fix the gaps.
It's much more important to fix the gaps in the regulatory system than it is to worry about whether or not you'll consolidate certain agencies.
It’s much more important to fix the gaps in the regulatory system than it is to worry about whether or not you’ll consolidate certain agencies.
Alternatively, you can heat the door seal up with a hair dryer to fix the gaps.
What can be done to fix the marriage gap in the American working class?
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