The phrase "a comparison pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or frameworks for comparing different items, concepts, or data sets.
Example: "In our analysis, we will utilize a comparison pattern to evaluate the effectiveness of both marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a comparative framework" or "a comparison model".
A comparison of patterns of offspring methylation and intensity of paternal and maternal smoking demonstrated that association with maternal smoking is much stronger than with a paternal one.
Following McCracken [ 41], analysis moved from the particular (a detailed analysis of language in each transcript) to the general (a comparison of patterns and themes across all the transcripts).
Based on the derivable patterns, a comparison between subject specific achievement patterns across different proficiencies can reveal differences.
Meanwhile, a comparison between the pattern search method and genetic algorithm reflects that the former gives better correlation performance and more significant reduction of computing times than the latter.
A comparison of XRD pattern of AgNPs with the standard JCPDS file no.
For a comparison, the corresponding pattern of the "pure" SmFeO3 is given as well.
A comparison of cropping pattern between site with and without rainwater harvesting reservoir irrigation system is shown in Table 4.
A comparison of XRD pattern of TiN film of equal thickness (2.5 μm) deposited at these two extreme conditions is done and is given in Figure 10.
In contrast with the pollination interactions discussed above, a comparison of the pattern of speciation in beetles and host plants shows that there is little evidence for cospeciation and that host shifts have occurred frequently (Becerra 1997).
In order to assess whether a comparison of block patterns is meaningful at all, we first tested whether block patterns of specific loci are conserved across different experiments sampled from different developmental stages, tissues and species.
