The phrase "also often compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities between two subjects or entities, indicating that one is frequently likened to the other.
Example: "The new smartphone model is also often compared to its predecessor due to similar features and design."
Alternatives: "frequently likened to" or "commonly associated with".
He is also often compared to Saddam Hussein, but it's a fanciful comparison.
Ms. Palin's political philosophy is also often compared to that of Walter J. Hickel, the former Alaska governor and interior secretary in the Nixon administration who was re-elected governor on the Alaskan Independence Party ticket in 1990.
Xiaozhu, a service that is also often compared to Airbnb, has also established a strong Chinese presence, with offices in 20 major Chinese cities and more than 30,000 listed properties.
Though the cases have many differences, McBride is also often compared to Trayvon Martin, the unarmed Florida teen who was shot to death by a neighborhood watchman in 2012.
The use of typographic salience, on the other hand, facilitated vocabulary learning because target items in bold typeface and underlined were not only written down more frequently in language learners' notes, they were also recalled more often compared to target items not typographically enhanced.
Among women, farmers also answered less often compared to women in other occupations and non response was significantly more frequent only among the oldest active women and increased with age among those retired.
Mr. Cruz, who is also Cuban-American, is often compared to Mr. Rubio.
They also reported that they used visual strategies more often compared to the control group.
The Aitken case also produced a signature Carman moment, one that was often compared to the final sequences of "Perry Mason" television shows.
White and Scottish by birth, McKinnon also suffers from Asperger syndrome, and his case was often compared to Ahsan's.
She is often compared to Chief Justice Roberts, who had also made his mark as a skilled advocate before the court.
