The phrase "as compared to usual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between a specific situation or instance and what is typically expected or normal.
Example: "The weather today is much warmer as compared to usual for this time of year."
Alternatives: "in contrast to the norm" or "relative to the usual".
These films undergo electrochromic transition at rather positive potentials, as compared to usual sputtered tungsten oxides.
Higher catalytic activity of nanostructured Pt-Ru as compared to usual electrodeposit is very promising for further clarification of structural effects in electrocatalysis.
The credibility measure which has an advantage of being self-dual as compared to usual possibility measure marks the uncertain context of the entire setup and adds a new dimension to existing studies.
Besides, the design of evaporators for some heat pumping applications, where temperatures are set at higher values as compared to usual evaporating temperatures in air-conditioning equipment, requires proper validation of the computing methods.
The aim of this investigation was to examine the effectiveness of a graded exposure in vivo treatment with behavioural experiments as compared to usual graded activity in reducing pain-related fears, catastrophising and pain disability in chronic low back pain patients reporting substantial fear of movement/(re)injury.
The less electronegativity difference is expected between S H functional groups as compared to usual oxygen and hydrogen moieties observed on the graphene surface.
This research is a substudy nested within a three-arm randomised controlled trial of acupuncture or counselling as adjuncts to usual care compared to usual care alone.
It is most useful in detecting change when a DA is compared to usual care as in this study [ 1].
This study investigates the efficiency of the care program AID compared to usual care as provided in NH units.
The objective of this randomised controlled trial is to evaluate the implementation value of the 'Strengthen your ankle' App as compared to the usual common practice of providing injured athletes with written materials.
The present results point to fundamental differences in the prevailing context of the choice procedure as compared to the usual free-operant observing design.
