The phrase "a comparable stage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels, phases, or conditions that are similar or equivalent in some context.
Example: "The research indicates that students at a comparable stage of development tend to perform better in collaborative learning environments."
Alternatives: "an equivalent level of" or "a similar phase of".
To our knowledge, no more than two other studies [ 27, 28] have reported 3D gait analysis data of patients at a comparable stage of hip OA, and also compared them to controls.
Torre even compared him to the All-Star shortstop Derek Jeter at a comparable stage of his career, with one caveat.
So it turns out that Vietnam felt exactly the same to Wills at a comparable stage of the war.
Everywhere bar Slovakia, it is well below the ratio found in other market economies at a comparable stage of development.
The region manufactures only half as much per head as others at a comparable stage of development.
In fact, if it weren't for this destructive fiscal austerity, our unemployment rate would almost certainly be lower now than it was at a comparable stage of the "Morning in America" recovery during the Reagan era.
In the developing world, China and India are the two most populous countries on earth and are at a roughly comparable stage of economic development, while the CSR is considerably lower in China than in India.
While, therefore, a similarly stereotyped pattern of the prospective nervous system cells arranged in a neural plate does not occur in the larvacean embryo of a comparable stage (late gastrula; Fig. 4) and the number of cells is considerably smaller, an overall similarity exists.
Recently, multiple clinical studies have indicated that the prognosis for patients with HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer is significantly better than that with HPV-negative cancer of a comparable stage.
A number of countries with comparable stage of economic development in South America and East Asia already do so.
For this purpose we compared levels of circulating methylated RASAL1 promoter DNA fragments in patients with comparable stage of chronic kidney disease due to malignant arterial hypertension (HTN) with or without Dihydralazine treatment (Supplementary Table E).
