The phrase "as compared to these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between a subject and a specific set of items or examples that have been previously mentioned.
Example: "The results of the new study are significantly better as compared to these earlier findings."
Alternatives: "in contrast to these" or "relative to these".
As compared to these teams, new additions Colorado (0.5 million fans) and Utah (0.4 million) look tolerable — but their fan bases are likewise middling by national standards.
LV AWT, LV fibrosis and LV function were significantly improved in the MSCCXCR4 group as compared to these same variables in the MSCNull control.
Mr. Ryan's numbers from the ABC News poll are not so good as compared to these: his favorable ratings are lower than any of the other five candidates, while his unfavorable numbers are higher.
As compared to these tools, CourseMapper uses a relatively new approach of representing and structuring video materials where videos are collaboratively annotated in a mind-map view.
As compared to these, laccases of much higher masses including 72 kDa from Fusarium solani[22] and 94 kDa for Phanerocheate flavidoalba[23] have also been isolated.
After 100 discharging/charging cycles, both charge transfer resistances obtained at 2.3 and 0.3 V vs. Li+/Li during the discharging fall greatly as compared to these obtained in the second discharging process.
Thus, their awareness of health risk and their fear of negative consequences from their condition may be intensified as compared to those without these chronic illnesses.
However, as compared to the second site, these results could not provide any conclusive evidence on bedrock depth.
As compared to the first series, these latest SNPs displayed only very weak association with type 2 diabetes (odds ratios: 1.05 1.15) [22] and, thus, might also include false-positives.
As compared to the mommies dearest in these pages, almost any woman can feel like Mother of the Year.
Verizon places a caveat that "gov't taxes & our surcharges could add 6% - 40% to your bill" -- and notice that it is their surcharges, meaning additional fees added to the bill because they can get away with it, as compared to putting these extra fees into the actual listed price customers see in their advertisements.
