The phrase "achieve a comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making a comparison between two or more items, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "In order to achieve a comparison between the two products, we must analyze their features and performance metrics."
Alternatives: "make a comparison" or "draw a comparison".
The basic conservation equations are not linearized, to achieve a comparison between linear model and gas dynamic model predictions.
Both ITU-T models, PESQ and POLQA, involve a complex series of pre-processing steps to achieve a comparison of signals.
Additionally, the access to testing protocols and results performed by manufacturers and importers needs to be extended for research issues in order to achieve a comparison with results of independent research.
In our study, community-based recruitment helped us stay in touch and "give back" to the community from which we were recruiting, while supplementing the RDD controls to achieve a comparison group more representative of the general target population.
Radiotherapy-related toxicities will be assessed using the NCI Common Toxicity Criteria (CTCAE v.4.2) and the outdated version 3.0 in order to achieve a comparison to former studies, furthermore by duration, onset, and relationship to study treatment [ 34, 35].
To this end, we can only achieve a qualitative comparison and not a quantitative comparison between the simulation and experimental results.
As discussed in Remark 8 we do not have the actual fluid parameters, and therefore we can only achieve a qualitative comparison and not a quantitative comparison of the results.
In order to achieve a fair comparison, the resampling methods should undergo a comprehensive quantitative comparison based on the two varied physical memory requirements for the computing devices.
Comparative purchasing power enables cost comparison [ 25]; however this is time consuming, whereas non-financial indicators sometimes achieve a good comparison within a shorter time frame.
In this section we explain some adjustments of different assumptions that we performed to achieve a fair comparison between the two reference schemes and 802.11.
