The phrase "aspect comparable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or parallels between different elements or subjects.
Example: "The aspect comparable to the previous study is the methodology used in data collection."
Alternatives: "similarity to" or "parallel to".
A smaller-scale survey base on shippers (but not shipments) which is, in some partial aspects, comparable to the ECHO survey does exist for Germany at DLR Berlin ; cooperation for a future comparative analysis is under way.
> -wrap-foot> Ouresultsts are, in many aspects, comparable to those of a recent fMRI study investigating the brain switching circuits controlling reflex micturition in anesthetised rats (Tai et al. 2009).
In particular, the pig has become a widely used model, since pigs from a nutritional aspect are comparable to humans [ 1, 2], and their lipoprotein profile and metabolism are similar to that of humans [ 3- 6].
The UBOS-C provides reliable measures of aspects of burnout, comparable to the reliability of the MBI [ 37].
Reconstructing the azhdarchid wing with broad brachiopatagia (wing shape derived from the 'dark wing' Rhamphorhynchus [91]) generates an aspect ratio of 8.1 (Figure 5), a value comparable to the aspects of modern storks, raptors and bats that engage in static soaring [85], [92] [94].
The efficacy of on-line continuing medical education is already quite well established in two aspects: knowledge acquisition, with results comparable to other traditional models, and learner satisfaction, with higher satisfaction results compared to other models.
These transitions show gradual escalations and graceful modifications, which are comparable to some aspects of human musicality.
This organization indicates that the thalamofugal system is structured into parallel, functionally segregated pathways which may process different aspects of visual stimuli [21], comparable to what is known from the tectofugal pathway [22], [23].
Light/dark cycles during postharvest storage improved several aspects of plant tissue performance comparable to that provided by refrigeration.
