The phrase "achieve the comparability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of making things comparable or ensuring that different items or data can be compared effectively.
Example: "In order to achieve the comparability of the results, we must standardize the measurement methods used in the study."
Alternatives: "attain the comparability" or "establish the comparability".
To identify statistical methods for harmonization, the procedures aimed at achieving the comparability of previously collected data, which could be used in the context of summary data and individual participant data meta-analysis of cognitive measures.
A small number of changes will apply to the way some of the control variables are derived so as to achieve the greatest level of comparability across the studies.
For clinical oral health, we considered only data for dentate participants in the US to achieve comparability with the English data, as only dentate individuals underwent the ADHS clinical examination.
We weight each cell by (L_{i,2008}^{f}) to achieve comparability of the estimates with the analysis at the bank-industry level.
The different findings in this study compared to the present study can be attributed to different measurement algorithms: To achieve interindividual comparability, in the present study, defined sectors along the screw axis according to the method described by Ebraheim et al. [ 6] were used, whereas Dienstknecht et al. measured the narrowest acetabular zone along the screw axis [ 3].
In doing so, we aimed at achieving comparability of the comparison group with regard to the socioeconomic backgrounds of the families (mother tongue, income, educational level).
In order to achieve comparability with the other protocols, the full mass range was processed for the digest (see Methods section, and Supplementary protocol 1 and Supplementary protocol 2).
Note that in order to achieve comparability between the microarray data from the different sources, all the raw CEL files from this study as well as those downloaded from GEO (Table 1) were imported into Partek Genomics Suite (v6.5) and GC-RMA normalised in the same manner upon import to ensure numeric comparability across arrays.
To achieve comparability of the different binding sites, the binding pockets needed to be superimposed.
Such metrics are intended to cancel out differences in the scholarly communication of different disciplines to achieve comparability across the boundaries of disciplines.
