The phrase "a comparative table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a table that shows the differences or similarities between two or more items, concepts, or data points.
Example: "The report includes a comparative table that highlights the advantages and disadvantages of each option."
Alternatives: "comparison chart" or "contrast table".
It said as part of its review it also intends to develop a comparative table to help consumers shop around for PPI.
Table 4 presents a comparative table of key properties of the arc types.
Thanks to this comparison, a "comparative table" was developed, based on UD Performance Measures and DfA requirements, useful to analyze small sailboats.
13321_2016_175_MOESM3_ESM.xlsx Additional file 3. A comparative table consisting of interatomic bond distances computed via ChemEngine and the commercial software package.
Analyzing the data in a comparative table (a grid), we found that the prevalence of the 11 symptoms was often widely but homogeneously spread across the five diseases.
The following paragraphs describe rolled-up nanotech and template-based deposition of microjets in detail and also present a comparative table (Table 1).
Though these parameters are problem dependent, three test problems (relatively large sizes) are used to check the performance (with respect to computation time) of GA with respect to these parameters and a comparative study table is presented in Table 6.
An additional set of 248 porcine sequence tags were identified as miRNAs using a comparative approach (Table S2).
We selected eight representative libraries from the NCBI Digital-Differential-Display (DDD) database for a comparative analysis (Table 5).
The UCSC Genome Browser also generates a comparative genomic table on selected sequenced species [ 9, 10].
In a comparative analysis (Table 3), adequate knowledge was higher among clients aged beyond 44 years (10%) and clients who were married had higher level of adequate knowledge as compared to those who were not married (11% vrs 5%) although this was not statistically significant.
