The phrase "and even compared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing comparisons between two or more items, often to emphasize a surprising or noteworthy difference.
Example: "The results were impressive, and even compared to last year's data, they showed significant improvement."
Alternatives: "and even in comparison" or "and even when compared".
"He was linked to Ajax as a possible signing and even compared to Johan Cruyff.
Laibach have been criticised for their ambiguous use of political and nationalist imagery – and even compared to Nazis.
It is a reduction by one third, and even compared to four years ago it is a sharp decrease," she said.
And even compared with Cork, attractive Galway City in the west of Ireland is a far cheaper place to buy a similar property.
Tskitishvili's on-court impact this season has been negligible compared with Yao's, and even compared with that of Tskitishvili's rookie teammate, the Brazilian forward Nenê Hilário.
Ms. Spears said that she is currently listening to the Black-Eyed Peas and John Mayer, and even compared "Shadow," a ballad from her new CD, to Bjork.
Risks can vary widely by geography and even compare favorably with those of nonorganic methods, he said.
He attended both Culleton's high court hearings, offering moral support and even comparing him to Jesus in a handwritten note to his wife, Ioanna.
And you can also look at a Smart Energy Report online that breaks your usage down further and even compares it to similar houses, so you can see if you're using more energy than is typical.
Gold medal The detailed commentary setting female gymnasts up against one another and reducing them entirely to their leotards, including references to how "dainty" or "ultra-feminine" they were and even comparing them to Disney fairies.
He holds a mandolin above his head, conducts the singalongs and even compares Manchester to "the land of Oz, or Narnia", which must be a shock to anyone stumbling in from Oxford Road.
