The phrase "also in comparison to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or differences between two or more subjects or items.
Example: "The new model is more efficient, also in comparison to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "also when compared to" or "in addition to comparing with".
The models are verified not only in comparison to the published solutions, but also in comparison to each other.
Nevertheless, the results of the core analyses after 5884 die casting shots indicate a good performance of CrN/AlN/Al2O3, also in comparison to industrially used coatings.
You should be looking at how a new poll compares to the prior one that a survey firm released in a state — but also in comparison to its entire body of work there.
Also, in comparison to the risedronate group, the trabecular structures in the placebo group were more rod-like, indicated by higher SMI (P = 0.009) and BS/BV (P = 0.02).
Also, in comparison to the ductile fracture mode with very small dimples and some quasi-cleavage planes of untreated specimen, CT-2 specimen exhibited a more ductile fracture mode.
The performance assessment conducted by resorting to both simulated data and real data, also in comparison to the previously proposed detectors, has confirmed the effectiveness of the newly proposed detectors.
We focus in particular on the results from the MASS91 and CAPRICE94 experiments: We find a very good agreement between these two sets of measurements, also in comparison to other recent results.
The present experimental data were compared to simulations by the kinetic model of Cai et al. [Combust. Flame 161 (2014)] and the very recent model of Thion et al. [Combust. Flame 185 (2017)], with the dual purpose to support the data interpretation and to examine the performance of these models also in comparison to each other.
