The phrase "a comparable plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or strategies that can be compared in terms of effectiveness, cost, or other criteria.
Example: "After reviewing the proposals, we decided to go with a comparable plan that offers similar benefits at a lower cost."
Alternatives: "an equivalent plan" or "a similar plan".
On the new exchange, the monthly rate for a comparable plan will be $1,573, a difference of $3,182.
Lawmakers should quickly approve it — or a comparable plan — before insurers finalize their premiums for next year.
A 50-year-old in Atlanta, where there are four carriers, could pay $320.06 for a comparable plan.
Many private four-year colleges automatically enroll students in their health plans, but allow students to opt out if they are covered under a comparable plan.
After receiving a letter from her insurer that her plan was being discontinued, Deborah Persico, a 58-year-old lawyer in the District, found a comparable plan on the city's new health insurance exchange.
Her insurance now costs $67 a month, after a federal subsidy is taken into account, she said; the insurer suggested a comparable plan that would be $192 a month, after the subsidy.
The comparable plan for a small employer costs $362.
To request a waiver of automatic enrollment in the basic level of the Columbia Student Medical Insurance Plan, new incoming students must submit a waiver request (June 15 for part-time students beginning in August, Sept. 30 for fall enrollment, and Feb. 15 for spring enrollment) and provide documentation of alternate coverage under a comparable insurance plan.
The West needs a comparable game plan to help Ukraine stand up a new government that Russia is unable to discredit.
A flat monthly fee of just $19.95 provides the user with unlimited emails and unlimited text messages – substantially cheaper than a comparable smartphone plan (for details see www.Peekonomics.com).com
As compared with HT, VMAT was able to provide an approximate 25% reduction in MU and a 7 minute reduction in treatment time while maintaining comparable plan quality.
