The phrase "a correct comparison of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or validity of a comparison between two or more subjects.
Example: "The study provides a correct comparison of the two methods, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "an accurate comparison of" or "a valid comparison of".
A whole body DXA quality control phantom was scanned ten times on both appliances, for cross-calibration and calculation of a correction factor, enabling correct comparison of the data.
These baseline values are essential to make a correct comparison, and to correct the effect of factors such as age (screen-positive participants were older than screen-negative participants).
The possibility of self-nucleation of one polymorph on itself can be easily identified and eliminated via a prior thermal history, thus providing the basis for a true and correct comparison of cross-nucleation experiments among the domains of small and macro-molecules.
To our knowledge, this is the first attempt to develop such a framework and in our opinion, the development of frameworks for correct comparison of different approaches desperately needs more attention.
He said that the correct comparison of the 37 APIs was with the 2.8m lines of code in Java – unlike Jacobs's comparison with 166 APIs.
The definition of the multiple cost metrics to be optimized is essential to drive the design space exploration and the correct comparison of different architectures.
Since the content of lithium and manganese is crucial for the correct comparison of the properties of the samples pretreated at different conditions, it has been controlled by means of atomic absorption spectrophotometry AA-85000, Nippon Japanll–Ash, Japan).
Correct comparison of the positive and negative samples requires enumeration of the small number of cells in this region in the negative control.
