The phrase "a comparable assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an evaluation or analysis that can be compared to another assessment in terms of criteria or outcomes.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we need to conduct a comparable assessment of the two proposals."
Alternatives: "an equivalent evaluation" or "a similar analysis."
Patients using the Verran/Snyder-Halpern Sleep Scale demonstrated a comparable assessment of their total sleep time when compared to actigraphy [ 36], but another patient group was found to be able to reliably judge only their frequency of awakenings compared to polysomnography when wake periods in excess of 4 minutes were evaluated [ 21].
"The Naked Society" made a comparable assessment of the marketing schemes of big corporations, noting their immense and profitable traffic in personal data about American consumers.
The Secretary is to impose a $1-per-head 1-per-head 1-per-head assessmentl sales or importation of cattle and a comparable assessment on imported beef products.
Can we define stressful work in an identical way and provide a comparable assessment?
A substantial amount of information is available regarding the range of difficulties experienced by children with ADHD but the empirical record presently lacks a comparable assessment of SLI.
These scales facilitate objective, simple and clear descriptions of elderly functional levels thereby improving the ability to use as a comparable assessment and staging tool.
In order to provide a fully comparable assessment of the WISC-R test, one psychologist rated performed answers for all the children.
We believe an objective and comparable assessment of skill level by process assessment can improve the value of a surgical RCT in situations where a learning curve is expected.
Developing a method which permits comparable assessment of virulence is ongoing.
When using exam or test results, it is important to focus on value added rather than absolute results, as they are the most objective and comparable assessment of a teacher's contribution.
To our knowledge, a comparable prospective assessment of medication change over one year has not been performed before in an older population.
