The phrase "analogous to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two concepts or situations that have similar characteristics or functions, particularly in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The process of studying for exams is analogous to work, as both require discipline and time management."
Alternatives: "similar to work" or "comparable to work".
This task is analogous to working out a puzzle with many irregularly-shaped pieces and many missing pieces.
In this review, we will evaluate the claim that alternation behavior is a form of memory that is analogous to working memory in humans.
Analogous to the work of Carney et al. (2011), this procedure especially allows us to examine the impact of overlapping firms and time periods in our sample.
A combined study of specific equations on specific networks, analogous to the work of [3, 4] on two-unit models, can be contemplated.
The posterior probabilities of the dominant Gaussians, denoted p(θ|μ p, Σ p ), are then utilized as the TF mask to represent the corresponding source (analogous to the work in [14, 17]).
In addition, intensive forest management regimes relying on artificial regeneration are common throughout these regions such that stand origin emerged as a useful predictor of live tree belowground C. Such a finding is analogous to recent work indicating greater partitioning to belowground components in managed plantations compared to natural-origin mature forests [9].
Analogous to the work in [22], Shatanawi and Samet proved the above result by replacing the continuity hypotheses of T, S, and R with the regularity of X and omitting the compatibility of the pair ((T,R)) and ((S,R)) (see Theorem 2.2 of [25]).
While the concept is possibly new to the gallery setting, it is analogous to the work of street artists creating outside the gallery doors, where any passerby may observe and frequently will offer an opinion or pose a question while the artist is painting.
For example, proteomic studies of Drosophila cuticle analogous to the work that has been done in Anopheles [49] would be a relatively rapid way to confirm whether some matched proteins of unknown function are in fact cuticular components.
