The phrase "a logical comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasoning or rationale behind comparing two or more items, ideas, or concepts in a coherent manner.
Example: "In this analysis, we will make a logical comparison between the two theories to determine which one holds more validity."
Alternatives: "a rational comparison" or "a reasoned comparison".
Pyongyang rules out nuclear dialogue, calling any comparison with Tehran "illogical" North Korea said on Tuesday it had no interest in following Iran down the path of nuclear dialogue, insisting it was already a nuclear weapons state and therefore beyond any logical comparison with Tehran.
A more logical comparison is the Nintendo 3DS, the cherished glass-less stereoscopic 3D handheld which, I suspect, owes a significant chunk of its huge global sales total to the fact that its 3D effect is completely optional.
Query response is immediate and all logical comparisons are possible.
Thirdly, we summarized the logical comparison expression in headache diagnosis and defined them in the Expression class of SAGE.
However in the future study, the extension of the proposed method for 2D cases will give logical comparison of the two methods.
The logical comparison to this Shakespeare-in-the-Park is not the Public's more established revival of the bard's genius at Central Park's Delacorte Theater.
As foragers are very different from workers that stay in the nest [12] the most logical comparison would have been foragers that dance with foragers that do not dance.
Reference groups were based on previous research, cell size or the most logical comparison.
First there is the logical comparison of the conclusions among themselves, by which the internal consistency of the system is tested.
Because it was both the largest and theoretically the most logical comparison group, the self-respondent at both interviews indicator was selected as the omitted or reference category.
