The phrase "are compared through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes of comparison in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or evaluation.
Example: "The two theories are compared through a series of experiments designed to test their validity."
Alternatives: "are analyzed using a" or "are evaluated via a".
Experimental measurements are carried out on both aluminium sandwich and composite (orthotropic) panels; the results are compared through a mixed numerical/experimental approach with purely numerical predictions.
For a given native state the results of the design procedure are compared, through a statistical analysis, with the properties of an ensemble of sequences folding in the same conformation.
To compare the models, the method described by DeLong et al. was used [ 34]: where areas under correlated ROC curves are compared through a non-parametric approach that applied generalized U-statistics on the covariance matrix estimation.
Transient responses for both the random damping cases are compared through an example.
The presented methods are compared through an application to a color image and a seismic signal, multiway Wiener filtering providing the best denoising results.
The approaches are compared through an extensive simulation study based on the UK700 trial.
For each current to-be-estimated duration (T), the pulse count in working memory is compared (through a comparator stage) against two samples, one extracted from the memory store for short durations (S/T) and the other from the memory store for long durations (T/L).
Tumour multiplicity in all four groups were compared through a one-way ANOVA, followed by Tukey's multiple comparison test.
The system is compared, through a cost analysis, to an electric heat pump (EHP) system.
Outcomes from a stress-management intervention provided via an instructor led versus a computer-presented format were compared through a randomized, controlled design.
