The phrase "a good comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be compared favorably to another item, often in contexts like finance, real estate, or market analysis.
Example: "When evaluating the property, we found a good comparable that helped us determine its market value."
Alternatives: "a suitable comparison" or "an appropriate benchmark".
Despite this broader perspective on function we appeared to observe fewer groups yet a similar pattern of function, roughly characterized as most people's physical and mental functions being quite good comparable, but a few people showing much better function in one area than the other.
Studies comparing derivatives of SOFA with similar derivatives of the Logistic Organ Dysfunction System (LODS) score and/or the Multiple Organ Dysfunction Score (MODS) found good, comparable discrimination, showing a similar pattern of performance of the different derivatives [ 10, 14- 17].
The styrene monomer was found to act as a good solvent comparable to benzene.
In our series it occurred on an average of 4.4 months, a good result comparable with recent literature [3, 9].
Simultaneously, only a slight decrease in the QD photocurrent signal was recorded, thus confirming the preservation of a good photoresponsivity, comparable with that of the In0.15Ga0.75As sample.
Simultaneously, only a slight decrease in the QD PC was recorded for increasing x, thus confirming a good photoresponse comparable with the one of In0.15Ga0.75As structures and of GaAs-based QD nanostructures.
"Equally, we recognise that we are in a good position comparable to other clubs in Scotland; we have an outstanding stadium and training facilities that are the envy of many.
The enzyme/Os-polymer modified electrodes showed a good and comparable stability.
This technique seems to achieve a good accuracy, comparable with CAS techniques, and clearly superior to conventional techniques.
Call quality is very, very good – comparable to Skype.
