The phrase "a comparative picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing similarities and differences between two or more subjects, often in a visual or illustrative context.
Example: "The report provides a comparative picture of the economic growth rates of various countries over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a comparative view" or "a comparative analysis".
The aim is to produce a comparative picture of what is driving competitiveness, productivity, and prosperity in 144 countries.
In order to depict what this discursive framework implies for other refugees, the next section presents a comparative picture of the status of other refugees in Turkey.
Second, I illustrate the implications of discursive governance for refugees by depicting a comparative picture of Syrians and others seeking protection in Turkey.
This section has presented a comparative picture regarding how the Arab/Muslim/Sunnite Syrian refugee population differs from the rest in terms of the relief and protection they receive while in Turkey.
The time-averaged Navier Stokes equations along with the k − ɛ turbulence model are solved for a variety of geometrical parameters, pipe orientations and flow rates, in order to produce a comparative picture of the hydraulic efficiency of the conical Minoan pipes.
The results of the NHRC study however give a comparative picture on 6 out of 19 indicators included in Table 2.
The numbers presented in the tables attempt to give a crude comparative picture.
This paper also provided a first comparative picture of partner choice among the Turkish second generation in Europe.
Our analysis for the first time shows a strand-specific comparative picture of nTARs in two tissues and represents a resource for further investigating the transcriptional processes that contribute to tissue identity.
The comparative picture of additional recovery of individual alkali, polymer and surfactant under economic limit is shown in Table 1.
The comparative picture for motif-preference asymmetries in Figure 19 shows similar patterns for homeotherms and poikilotherms, the main between-group difference being the lower-GC3 inflection points of poikilotherms.
