The phrase "area of comparable" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In the area of comparable studies, we found significant differences in outcomes."
Alternatives: "field of similar" or "domain of equivalent".
Soldiers from local guards were sent in rotation to the capital for special training or to the Great Wall or another area of comparable military importance for active patrol and guard duty.
Robert D. LiMandri, the city buildings commissioner, finally issued proposed rules in December that would meet national standards, requiring a 40-hour course on city regulations and three years' experience on large cranes under a licensed operator, with at least two years in New York or another urban area of comparable density.
"They will need to find suitable land to offer in exchange....it's hard to see how they can find an extensive area of comparable land to make into a common.
According to the DCNR, because it has so "many unique habitats, Presque Isle contains a greater number of the state's endangered, threatened and rare species than any other area of comparable size in Pennsylvania".
This is consistent with a previous study of isolates from an area of comparable size in Ghana [ 30].
Control group: The same number and breed of ewes and number of lambs of the ewes in the Fungus group was allocated to an area of comparable size, topography and pasture quality for each of the three farms.
Illness rates were significantly lower in stable populations with low turnover when compared to areas of comparable deprivation.
Regardless of whether change was assessed at the 5% or 10% level, illness rates for both sexes were significantly lower in stable populations with low turnover when compared to other areas of comparable deprivation.
Today in Afghanistan, malaria affects only about 1 U.S. service member per 1,000 per year 10; this rate is extremely low by historical standards, particularly as compared with rates during prior operations in areas of comparable endemicity, including Somalia, 12 where they were nearly ten times higher.
In the most deprived areas, illness rates for those under 65 were significantly lower in stable populations with low turnover than in other areas of comparable deprivation.
Additionally, in the middle quintile of deprivation, the illness rate for females in increasing populations was significantly higher than in other areas of comparable deprivation.
