The phrase "a technique comparable to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to draw a comparison between two techniques, highlighting their similarities in function or effectiveness.
Example: "The new teaching method is a technique comparable to traditional classroom instruction in terms of student engagement."
Alternatives: "a method similar to" or "a technique akin to".
It is in this respect that Scheler describes phenomenological attitude as a psychic technique comparable to Buddhist techniques of suffering (GW VIII, 139).
His first star proteges were Lee Evans and Jack Dee, both remarkable talents in different ways, one physical and explosive, like an angrier Norman Wisdom, the other laconic and so laid back as to be virtually horizontal, with a slow burn technique comparable to Jack Benny's.
There is no highly developed tap technique comparable to that of ballet or modern dance.
At the moment, the above-mentioned results make the MISPE-HPLC-ED technique comparable to more sensitive and selective mass spectrometry detection.
If the goal is to ensure that jurors are demographically representative of the underlying population in the relevant area, we can invite people to serve as jurors on the basis of a randomized lottery (or using sampling techniques comparable to those used by pollsters).
A contrast-detail phantom, supplemented with 5 in. of acrylic, was imaged on a commercial digital radiographic system using techniques comparable to chest radiography.
Furthermore, the imaging of small organs is an area in which portable SFOV gamma cameras can provide further flexible techniques comparable to the conventional nuclear scanning techniques in cases like thyroid scans and lacrimal drainage procedures [13, 35, 36].
The stylish painter expressed that her work is related to the impressionist painting techniques, comparable to De Koenig and Frankenthaler, as she gets much of her creativity from nostalgic periods in her life.
This experience points out to the diagnostic power of DWI which is a functional technique nearly comparable to DCE-MRI, therefore justifying a MRI protocol of postprostatectomy bed composed only of morphological T2-weighted images and DWI images in patients with renal failure.
