The phrase "a comparable procedure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or process that is similar to another one, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The researchers developed a comparable procedure for analyzing the data collected from the experiment."
Alternatives: "an equivalent method for" or "a similar approach to".
TIC Genetics uses modified versions of these self- or parent-on-child reports to provide a standardized initial symptom inventory, followed by clinician review and validation of symptom reports (see [ 41] and [ 42] for a comparable procedure).
Immediately before sessions 1 to 5, the therapists are required to contact the tandem-partner face-to-face or on the phone to discuss the upcoming session in a 5 to 10 minute brief conversation (primings; for a comparable procedure see Flückiger and Grosse Holtforth [ 32]).
Courts have forced pregnant women to submit to invasive medical procedures for the sake of the fetuses they were carrying, although no court would compel any other woman or man to undergo comparable procedures for the sake of a living individual, including a family member (Bordo 1993).
Otherwise, a comparable multistage procedure becomes relevant as the choice of λ increases the numerical burden.
Melzer said his hospital often bills more than community hospitals for comparable procedures because the children it treats are often gravely ill, so even a routine tonsillectomy may be more complicated.
We addressed dependability by developing clear protocols to assure data collectors used comparable procedures; creating and refining a code book for consistency across data analyzers; and employing weekly coding checks to assess level of agreement and all disagreements were resolved through discussion and the code book updated.
Using ultrasound as a monitoring instrument requires use of comparable procedures and appropriate standards.
A comparable figure for 2008 was not available.
