The phrase "a comparative summary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or presenting a summary that compares two or more items, concepts, or data points.
Example: "In this report, we will provide a comparative summary of the sales performance of our products over the last three years."
Alternatives: "a comparative overview" or "a comparative analysis".
In this paper we present a comparative summary of the results of the three highest-profile models and compare their assumptions in order to explain differences in projected outcomes.
A comparative summary of the surveyed works is also presented.
Table 1 provides a comparative summary of the various interfaces that were considered in this project.
Kim and Zhai [16] outline the importance of generating a comparative summary of contradictory opinions.
A comparative summary of those algorithms is carried out in the evaluation section where their advantages/disadvantages are discussed.
This paper gives the theoretical background of the ideas and presents a comparative summary of the approaches.
It is not an exhaustive account; instead, this article focuses specifically on structural and mechanistic aspects and attempts to present a concise, comparative summary that is relevant to those with a broader interest in heme protein structure and function.
Then write a short comparative summary of the two statements.
The objective of this review is to present a detailed comparative summary of previous and current researches on the progress in ANAMMOX bacteria discovery, process development, and the full-scale application in China.
We believed that the mean difference in GH scores between the two groups was an appropriate comparative summary measure and that a two-independent samples t-test would be used to analyse the data.
A number of comparative summary analytical metrics were then assessed on the foot temperature traces for each patient, including mean foot temperature, maximum and minimum foot temperature, within-subject SD of foot temperature, positive and negative rates of change in foot temperature, and the correlation between foot and ambient temperature.
