The phrase "analogous type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating one thing to another that is similar in some way.
Example: "The study presents an analogous type of situation that can be observed in other species."
Alternatives: "similar kind of" or "comparable type of".
An analogous type of energy savings has been described by biologist Lawrence Rome of the University of Pennsylvania, who experimented with suspending a rucksack by bungee cords on a frame.
In the second place, moreover, whereas intersubjective or objective validity in the natural sciences rests ultimately on universal laws of nature ranging over all (physical) places and times, an analogous type of intersubjective or objective validity arises in the cultural sciences quite independent of such universal laws.
Few scholars have attempted to analyze Jones in light of other, analogous types of discriminatory behavior by private groups--especially cartel behavior.
These results presented here further suggest that widely distinct groups of animals may experience similar emotional states while undergoing analogous types of social interaction.
This is similar to the reduction in the prevalence of the low-frequency nonsense single-nucleotide substitutions, which is approximately 0.04 of the prevalence of the analogous types of substitutions (i.e., those giving rise to TAA, TGA, or TAG triplets) in the reference compartment (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
Each subdivision expression profile had a different temporal order of appearance, similar in timing to the order of analogous cell types of the mammalian cortex.
One data scientist who was studying a fraud problem, for example, realized it was analogous to a type of DNA sequencing problem.
The restrictions thus function as the equivalent of a prior restraint, giving the FEC power analogous to the type of government practices that the First Amendment was drawn to prohibit.
One of the more memorable pieces of Keynes's writing is his description of financial markets as analogous to a type of beauty contest popular in newspapers at the time.
This statistical model was chosen as it is analogous to the type of allelic associations that would detectable by a pooling-based GWA study.
Therefore the approach is analogous to the type of detailed model inter-comparison described by Jamieson et al. (1998b).
