The phrase "analogous size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the sizes of two or more objects or concepts that are similar in some way.
Example: "The two species of birds are of analogous size, making them difficult to distinguish in the wild."
Alternatives: "comparable size" or "similar size".
The artificial diet pellets were cut into appropriate analogous sizes.
The goal of this study was to develop a nonunion process in a noncritical segmental tibial defect in sheep, a species analogous in size to humans.
Importantly, a mini-Fra construct, analogous for size and structure to mini-Robo, is insensitive to Comm and always localizes on the plasma membrane (Figure 1B).
Actual values were for mean weight of fish in commercial seines; however, since all fish caught were age 2, and all pink salmon mature at age 2, we considered this to be analogous to size at maturity.
Actual values were for mean weight of fish in commercial seines; however, since all harvested fish are mature for this species (Ricker 1981), we considered this to be analogous to size at maturity.
In the context of reporting accidents or placing damage claims, for example, it can have a value that is directly or inversely analogous to the size x of X, the actual number of incurred accidents or the actual size of the incurred damage.
Dielectric relaxation behaviors observed in the high-k dielectrics were partly due to the level of stress in the crystalline grains, depending on the grain size, analogous to the behavior of ferroelectric ceramics.
It is possible that the dielectric relaxation behavior observed is due to the level of stress in the crystalline grains, depending on the grain size, analogous to the behavior of ferroelectric ceramics.
The additive used for the experimental production of the new bentonitic grouts is pure graphite powder, with grain size analogous to that of the starting material (i.e., grain size ≤ 0.50 µm) and thermal conductivity > 50 W/mK (cf. Clauser and Huenges 1995).
