The phrase "a comparable view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing perspectives or opinions that are similar or can be compared to one another.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, many experts have a comparable view on the urgency of taking action."
Alternatives: "a similar perspective" or "an equivalent opinion."
What does a comparable view cost elsewhere?
As I grew into journalism and watched the corrupt manipulation of power, I viewed the pols as the benighted enemy; and they took a comparable view of me.
In later philosophy the monadology of G.W. Leibniz presented a comparable view of man and the universe; and, in the 19th century, Rudolf Lotze chose Mikrokosmus as the title of his major work on the theory of knowledge and reality.
"I know it seems very forward," said John Wollberg, an executive director of sales for Halstead Property, "but try and ask someone in a building that you think may have a comparable view if you can come over".
It may be seen that a comparable view is achieved by both methods, but with a significant time saving using the MPR method.
145 The co-expressed gene list in COXPRESdb provides a comparable view of orthologous genes among several species (human, mouse, rat, chicken, fly, zebra fish, nematode, monkey, dog, and yeast) and the numbers of common edges for all pairs of species.
To obtain an always comparable view, it is essential to orientate a selected tissue block along the cortico-medullary axis of a lining collecting duct (CD) tubule.
Further research should follow these methodological introductions to get a more detailed, comprehensive, standardized and comparable view from the families' perspective.
Publications were included if they described at least one task with a performance-based experimental evaluation of an S3D display versus a non-stereo display under comparable viewing conditions.
The view is indeed spectacular, quite different from the comparable views from Riverside Park, the F. D. R. Drive and the Belt Parkway.
But while lower floors may have comparable views, penthouses can boast singular perks, like the duplex that crowns 623 Fifth Avenue, at East 50th Street, which is flanked by wide planter-lined terraces.
