The phrase "a comparable method of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or comparing different methods or approaches in a specific context, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a comparable method of data analysis to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "an equivalent approach to" or "a similar technique for".
It was challenging to find a starting point due to a lack of a comparable method.
Using data from the 2010 wave of China Family Panel Studies and administrative records, we apply the internationally comparable method of National Transfer Accounts to estimate incidences and patterns of public transfers by gender.
These assays utilized one cycle of parasite growth and comparable methods of measuring parasitemia were used.
Networks and collaborative teams are needed to develop and demand the necessary standardized case definitions (for the infection and the chronic outcome), new and adequate specimen collections with pedigree databases, and comparable methods of analysis.
By a comparable method, much of the waterlogged lakeshore plain was also converted into agricultural land.
In another study based in an entirely different U.S. HMO but employing comparable methods, 24% of all 405 incident or "reactivated" cases of asthma were attributed to occupational exposures [ 39].
In the current study, we were able to show a clear quantified cost advantage of peer role play – as expected, but to our knowledge for the first time: peer role play incurred less costs than using standardized patients with a comparable effectiveness of both methods.
Therefore, already at relatively low degrees of substitution, the hydrolysates of such cellulose ethers contained higher quantities of di- and trisubstituted glucose units than those of cellulose samples etherified by the conventional method to a comparable degree of substitution.
We note that with current gene annotation sets, which are not complete in terms of representing all possible isoforms for each gene, Cufflinks and our PSG method require a comparable amount of time.
The ICD-9-CM coding method estimates a spread of risk across decile groupings ranging from 0.7% for the lowest risk decile to 18.7% for the highest risk decile; the ICD-10 coding method produces a comparable spread of risks across deciles ranging from 0.5% to 16.9%.
