The phrase "a group of comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, individuals, or entities that can be compared to one another in some way.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed a group of comparable companies to assess their performance in the market."
Alternatives: "a set of similar" or "a collection of equivalent".
Each college can see its own results and those of a group of comparable colleges, but the scores are not made public.
An ensemble is a group of comparable model simulations (Knutti et al., 2010).
When shows finish, Hulu now lets you choose from a group of comparable shows to watch next, or lets users auto-play the next selection, making the experience more like watching TV uninterrupted.
A new analysis now shows that these children, who display a variety of behavioral and cognitive problems, have less white matter in their brains than do a group of comparable children in local families.
This finding differs from that in a group of comparable age in a pilot behavioral study (unpublished data).
A reference price system (RPS) establishes a common reimbursement or reference price for a group of comparable or interchangeable drugs, called a cluster [ 1– 7].
By applying the folded Skellam mixture model to RNA-Seq data from human autopsy brain tissues, we find that within a group of 531 "comparable" genes, 16 % SNPs in the 3'UTR show AEI, which compares favorably with other similar studies.
In order to select a group of SNPs comparable to those assayed for the selection-candidate genes, SNPs were selected based on major allele frequency and the number of SNPs assayed per gene.
In order to identify a group of patients comparable with those being transferred from outside community hospitals, we selected patients who were transferred from the wards of this tertiary-care hospital.
To assess this possibility, we selected a group of phylogenetically comparable CNEs present in the gnathostome ancestor (i.e. conserved to the shark Callorhinchus milli, 37 aCNEs, see Methods) and divided them into two major groups, whether they have been conserved (20 CNEs) or diverged beyond recognition/lost (17 CNEs) in the lineage of zebrafish.
Ideally, the comparison would include a control group of comparable areas where no policy is implemented.
