The phrase "are entirely 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 studies are entirely comparable in their methodologies and outcomes, making it easier to draw conclusions."
Alternatives: "are fully comparable" or "are completely comparable".
By most measures, the US target would be entirely comparable to Europe's.
The results revealed differences between teams on each exercise and showed that investigations run by different teams in the same area and at the same time may not be entirely comparable.
Roger Nall Worcester Your position on forced male circumcision is deeply disingenuous – and not just in your failure to acknowledge that male and female circumcision practices can be entirely comparable (as the World Health Organisation has confirmed, and as we saw in the recent FGM scandal in Birmingham).
The results from the preferred model were entirely comparable in terms of the magnitude and direction of effects with those obtained using a panel probit model and weighted GEE analysis in the second-stage equation, although significance levels showed some differences.
This difference, among others, resulted in the cause specific MMRs not being entirely comparable.
That study and our study may not be entirely comparable because questions about expectations were asked in different ways.
There is currently no single measurement for symptom severity in FM that is entirely comparable with the FSDC.
This is because stickleback population structure may not be entirely comparable to the genetic structure of specific conservation target species in the system.
Current findings suggest that future research to develop and implement these family or household utility approaches could be useful, although this methodology could be complex, and the scores may not be entirely comparable to conventional utilities.
