The phrase "are absolutely comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the similarities or equivalences between two or more items, concepts, or situations.
Example: "The two theories are absolutely comparable in their approach to understanding human behavior."
Alternatives: "are entirely comparable" or "are fully comparable".
Despite the differences between mRECIST and EASL criteria (which was used in the previous studies), it is clear that CR and PD are absolutely comparable for assessing the value of the results of this study.
12 Importantly, the most direct way to consider this similarity assumption valid is to require that the clinical studies are absolutely comparable in terms of populations' characteristics and conduct of the experiment (and as highlighted earlier, some differences exist between the whole trials, as shown in supplementary table A).
Citing actions by President Obama and in Congress, where climate change and energy legislation is creeping forward, Mr. Stern added that from now on, "The effort by the United States will be absolutely comparable to what the E.U. is doing".
Not an idle comparison, by the way: if you go to a games convention or book signing, the fan excitement around online stars like Middleton is absolutely comparable to traditional celebrities.
Alexander Medvedev, the former president of SKA, told the Russian daily Sport-Express that Kovalchuk's earnings would be "absolutely comparable" to what he would have made in four years with the Devils.
The proposed AFM-based classification method using GP as classifier achieves 94.74%, which is absolutely comparable with the literature data.
The age and the gender were absolutely comparable in both study populations as well as the proportion of patients with indwelling bladder catheter.
But overall conditions are "absolutely not comparable anymore" to those of a decade ago, said Karin Hulshoff, a regional representative of Unicef.
All are absolutely false.
Reliable electrical networks are absolutely necessary for energy supply.
These results are absolutely not in discrepancy.
