The phrase "avoid making comparisons" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to refrain from comparing different things, ideas, or situations, often to promote objectivity or fairness.
Example: "In order to appreciate each artwork on its own merits, it is important to avoid making comparisons between them."
Alternatives: "refrain from drawing comparisons" or "steer clear of comparisons.".
It's best, I found, to avoid making comparisons.
As in all sibling relationships, it helps to avoid making comparisons between children, to make sure that each child feels accepted and loved on its own merits.
When Joe Dunthorne's first novel, Submarine, appeared in 2008, hardly a reviewer managed to avoid making comparisons with Adrian Mole and Holden Caulfield.
It was hard, in this context, to avoid making comparisons to Sochi, where the Winter Olympics began with similar technical glitches, both in the opening ceremony (remember the asterisk?) and in the reporters' lodgings (tandem toilets).
7 In the current radiographic analysis through 2 years and 4 years of the GO-RAISE trial, one is cautioned avoid making comparisons between the golimumab and placebo groups at weeks 104 and 208 because, for ethical reasons and consistent with the design of earlier studies, the placebo-controlled period was restricted to the first 6 months of the study.
Avoid making comparisons.
But the museum carefully avoids making comparisons to other genocides in history.
But Rob Powell is keen to avoid making any comparisons with last season.
Akamai sets this bar in order to avoid making unfair comparisons between countries with large disparities in population or infrastructure.
Although one should avoid making cross-trial comparisons in the absence of head-to-head data, one might ask how the new agents compare with warfarin, the standard.
A critical advantage of methods such as UCLUST and CD-HIT is the potential to avoid making all-versus-all comparisons; adding more homologs that satisfy the identity criterion to an existing data set will result in a linear, rather than quadratic, increase in the number of comparisons that need to be made.
