The phrase "a comparative measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or standard for comparing different items, performances, or outcomes.
Example: "To evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing strategies, we need to establish a comparative measure against last year's results."
Alternatives: "a relative standard" or "a benchmark for comparison".
The t1/2 was used here as a comparative measure of the rate of diffusion since the regions that are being compared have the same or closely similar shape.
That's a comparative measure.
Like-for-like sales is a comparative measure that ignores the effect of new store space and other changes in activities.
It is not the population of an individual grid cell and is intended to serve as a comparative measure between category combination classes.
Most of these aimed at a comparative measure of moisture damage, either via visual observations from field data or comparative laboratory tests.
But only nationwide tests, due to be conducted later this year, will provide a comparative measure of the state's progress.The proof of the puddingEqually, it is far too early to tell whether all the tumult in education policy will lift America up in the international rankings.
Since the BonNDTinspect system is a comparative measuring method, a reference test of the surfaces is required.
SIDE NOTE: Yes, Democrats, when it comes to promulgating scientific and technological illiteracy, your recent history has been, by any comparative measure, superior.
So turning the data they are getting into a meaningful comparative measure — in a way that's both useful but remains fun — is going to be a priority for Chiaro from here on in.
The value of projected density of states of V 3d at the Fermi level can be used as a rough comparative measure for these anti-bonding interactions and therefore allows us to predict the changes in stability of ZrV2Hx with x.
Baited remote underwater video systems may provide an efficient new method to estimate Nautilus population density at other locations or at the very least provide a standardized comparative measure of abundance between populations [42], [43].
