The phrase "and does not compare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is not comparable to another thing, often in a context of superiority or uniqueness.
Example: "This painting is a masterpiece, and does not compare to any other artwork in the gallery."
Alternatives: "is unmatched" or "is in a league of its own."
The quality, however, can be spotty and does not compare with the more expensive German microphones.
And having written the piece, called Paraphrase on the Beginning of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Cerha is no longer intimidated by the original, and hopes that "the gap between my very short work and Beethoven's symphony, to whose greatness it cannot and does not compare, is not like an incurable rift between two strange things, but that they remain related".
"The investigation into the arrests yesterday has uncovered something that is so far unique to us, and does not compare to any previous investigations we have carried out".
Comparison of experimentally determined cleavage sites of Calpains 1 and 2 showed several amino acids to be overrepresented, but this proved inconclusive[13] and does not compare well with peptide-based results.
This program is a form of endurance training and does not compare with power training [ 18].
There is also evidence that the assumed reduction in emissions at weekends, compared with weekdays, is underestimated and does not compare well with measurements (bottom row right hand plot).
I'd done it before with six hour Call of Duty campaigns, but that's not really the same, and doesn't compare to what just happened with BioShock Infinite.
The magazine said the sleek-looking, speedy car suffered from significant reliability problems and doesn't compare well to other luxury sports cars such as the Porsche Panamera.
It's not in a fancy building and doesn't compare, for example, with the World War II Museum in New Orleans, but it is a fascinating group of exhibits that brings visitors closer to the realities of war.
However, these studies do not control for institution or surgeon expertise and do not compare VATS strictly with muscle-sparing thoracotomy (MST).
However, because previous studies focused on either esthetic or moral judgments and did not compare the two directly, the issue remains open whether a common ground actually exists.
