The phrase "better comparability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a comparison between two (or more) things and emphasize that one of them is better than the other. For example, "Using modern technology provides better comparability when measuring distances."
To enable better comparability of the relative effects of plasma lead and blood lead, we compared effect estimates for a 1-SD change in each exposure metric.
This, in turn, leads to a better comparability and a higher informative content.
Moreover, a standardized and automated data processing procedure also encourage a better comparability between closed chamber-based CO2 measurements.
The two tasks were designed to be procedurally equivalent, in order to provide better comparability between implicit and explicit performance.
This categorisation is pretty arbitrary (see article), but the practical result should be a drastic simplification of the rules and far better comparability between firms.
Better comparability could be reached by greater standardization, especially regarding systematic consideration of implementation costs.
This would facilitate the knowledge exchange and harmonization of methodology for better comparability of data at European scale.
The costs of the studies were adjusted to Euros (2008), if possible, to show better comparability between the study results.
The use of QALYs as their main outcome is justified with recommendations of regulatory bodies or with better comparability with other studies.
For better comparability, the maximum amplitude or the evaluated ultrasonic oscillation energy of a seam bond filled with adhesive has been set to 100%.
For better comparability, SUV bsa a was normalized such that the mean SUV bsa a equals the mean SUV lbm a as described in [18].
