The phrase "a more suitable comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or evaluating different comparisons to determine which one is more appropriate or fitting for a particular context.
Example: "In this case, a more suitable comparison would be between the two economic models rather than the historical events."
Alternatives: "a better comparison" or "a more appropriate analogy".
A more suitable comparison point, however, illustrates why the 46-year-old Smith's star lustre may be fading.
These figures can be used to provide a more suitable comparison of local performance, as they take into account the distribution of sociodemographic factors that we know affect breastfeeding.
For instance, the National Joint Registry's eighth annual report found that observed mortality after joint replacement was lower than that among the comparable wider population. 2 Therefore, a more suitable comparison group is patients with other types of hip replacement.
Leonard et al. (2008) found a deficit of diabetes mortality in comparing exposed DuPont workers with the U.S. population but a 2-fold increase in diabetes mortality compared with other, nonexposed DuPont workers (SMR = 1.97; 95% CI, 1.23 2.98; 22 deaths), arguably a more suitable comparison group because of the healthy worker effect.
The amplitude envelope signals are normalized in the figure to allow a more suitable visual comparison.
More recent studies using analysis method similar to ours allow for more suitable comparisons.
They concluded that conductance instead of resistance is a more suitable characteristic in comparison with optical data.
Considering all these points, Cobb-Douglas is a more suitable option in comparison to Translog as a foundation of our mathematical model.
Collectively, these findings suggest that M2ES is a more suitable drug candidate in comparison with MZBP-ES and provides a basis for further endostatin-based drug development.
Will he return with a more suitable storyline, at a more suitable time?
Meanwhile, the search continues for a more suitable job title.
