The phrase "a series of comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple items or elements that can be compared to one another in some way.
Example: "The study presented a series of comparable case studies that highlighted the effectiveness of different teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a set of similar" or "a collection of analogous".
The last time a series of comparable increases occurred was in the mid-1980's, when families were enjoying a much healthier economy than they are now.
The average correct classification rate of a series of comparable internal validations was around 55%and90%0%, for the PLS-DA and the ANN models respectively, which heavily favors the non-linear approach.
These databases provide a series of comparable national estimates from all African countries, and the completeness of their documentation reduces the risk of misuse.
According to our approach [ 13], the first step was to identify the decision making units (DMU) -in this case a series of comparable small health areas- to be analyzed, and to identify and evaluate the inputs and outputs (I/O) of service availability and utilisation that describe these DMU.
The observed increasing adsorbed amount of the polyions alone in the order AA/MAPTAC < HEA/MAPTAC < HPA/DMAM for the synthetic polyions is in agreement with previous measurements for the same polyions, 14) and corroborates the previous conclusions that an increasing adsorbed amount on a hydrophobic surface reflects an increasing hydrophobicity in a series of otherwise comparable polyions.
Equatorial diffraction consists of a series of diffraction maxima of comparable intensities, indicative of a roughly cylindrical, packed structure, distinct from a stacked β-sheet architecture.
Here the main Temple of Jupiter, and the Senate House or Curia, and a series of other religious and comparable structures, on the right-hand side.
For psoriasis a series of national registries with comparable data sets has been established in Europe, in order to gain robust data on safety, tolerability and outcomes of systemic drugs including biologics.
From what he calls the first technological revolution the appearance in the ancient world of "irrigation cities" and their attendant civilizations he abstracts a series of lessons that apply with comparable force to the present.
By maximizing the cross correlation coefficient (CCC) between the experimental projection and a series of simulated projections that are comparable to the experimental projection with varied orientation and position of the target module, we could obtain optimized parameters to improve the reconstruction of the target module.
By setting a series of learning benchmarks that are comparable across states, Common Core makes it possible for parents to know -- for the first time -- how students are doing compared to others across the country.
