The phrase "actions in comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the differences or similarities between various actions or behaviors.
Example: "In evaluating the effectiveness of different marketing strategies, we must consider the actions in comparison to their outcomes."
Alternatives: "actions for comparison" or "actions to compare".
"These officers disproportionately hug the lower ranks, face significantly slower rates of career progression and are over-represented in disciplinary actions, in comparison to their white counterparts.
Relatively little attention has been given to the Qualification Problem for characterizing actions, in comparison with other problems in temporal reasoning.
"We're not the least bit impressed with Trudeau's actions in comparison to his lofty public platitudes," the chief continued.
The molecular mechanism of action of E4 is essentially unknown, and the goal of this study was to define the nuclear/transcriptional actions versus the membrane/rapid actions in comparison to E2.
The aim of the current study was to investigate this issue by examining the neural correlates of infants' processing of sounds produced by human actions in comparison to human non-speech vocalizations and non-biological sounds.
Additionally all lipophilic glycosides were revealed to exhibit different mode of action in comparison to genistein.
For instance, smaller hawala dealers are often given more freedom of action in comparison to their more established counterparts.
Graphene oxide exhibited a mild cytotoxic action in comparison to carbon nanotubes on epithelial cells and macrophages.
Like many other young men of Communist families, he was attracted by the Sena's cult of direct action in comparison to what appeared to be the Communist obsession with ideology and speech-making.
The results also show that the enhancement of structural resistance due to the arching action, in comparison to flexural action, is about 19%%.
Moderate DS individuals are not only more variable in the sequencing and timing of the sequential aiming movements; they showed also longer reaction times to initiate the action in comparison with the reaction times of the mild group.
