The phrase "a comparable process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process that is similar or analogous to another process in terms of function or outcome.
Example: "In order to understand the new system, we can look at a comparable process used in the previous model."
Alternatives: "an analogous process" or "a similar process".
Tiki Barber, now in his fourth season, remembers his rookie year and recalls a comparable process.
The point is that renewable energy like wind and solar has not gone through a comparable process of improvement — yet — because the incentives haven't been there.
Sugar beet discharge from the delivery trucks in a modern sugar mill is a comparable process.
Sallusts's account of the conduct of the Roman patriciate reveals a comparable process of institutional subversion to that described in More's history, where the driving forces are divisive faction and the "pestilent serpent ambition".
In patients carrying the low-expression genotype (AA), a comparable process might be reflected by axonal loss in the frontal corpus callosum as detectable by neuroimaging.
We suggest that here the small volume changes (shrinkage) associated with deaeration, compaction, and cooling to have resulted in a comparable process.
However, this will include a large number of proteins that never are involved in any comparable processes, and because of that almost any combination of paralogs may seem to be somehow unique, compared to the more inflated background set.
The purpose of this research is to quantify rigorously and in detail the thermodynamic efficiency advantage of an Endex calcium looping process for CO2 capture from flue gas streams, relative to a comparable conventional process, by entropy generation analysis.
When the current density was 160.7 A m−2, a representative specific energy consumption of the MTPEED process was 1.404 kWh/kg lactic acid, far lower than 2.961 kWh/kg lactic acid of a comparable EED process with sodium lactate aqueous solution as catholyte.
However, MMP9 is a determinant of 3-dimensional tissue remodeling in vivo; ECs on a flat coverslip without a smooth muscle layer cannot undergo any sort of comparable process and may not express or capture secreted MMP9 in the same way.
We suspect there is a comparable fattening process in brown lemurs during the same period.
