The phrase "by drawing comparisons between" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in analytical or persuasive writing when discussing the similarities or differences between two things. Example: The author effectively makes her point by drawing comparisons between the political climate of the 1920s and that of the present day.
By drawing comparisons between the study results, we quantify the net benefit of enabling different types of coordination under each scenario.
Sir Michael took the unusual step of publicly rebuking the then shadow home secretary in 2010 for "damaging trust in official statistics" by drawing comparisons between different sets of violent crime figures.
The stories coded within this theme addressed marijuana as an aspect of Canadian national identity in reporting about politics and drug policies, and, in particular, by drawing comparisons between Canada and the USA.
One participant, for example, warned about making the link between breast cancer and active smoking and SHS by drawing comparisons between the way breast cancer and lung cancer are viewed and supported in the community.
By drawing comparisons between pharmacists who have joined the Register through the different routes, this paper identifies a number of important differences between pharmacists who have joined via adjudication, reciprocal or European arrangements.
4 8 Validation of drug-use statistics derived from individual self-reporting has previously been attempted by drawing comparisons between the self-reported use and measurements of samples taken from hair, urine and blood.
GWAS studies provide a mapping between genetic factors and diseases by drawing comparisons in the genotype of variants between disease cases and controls.
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) provide a mapping between genetic factors and diseases by drawing comparisons in the genotype of variants between disease cases and controls.
The article continues "it is better to have a symbolic nick from a trained health worker than to be butchered in a back room by a village elder", drawing comparisons between some forms FGM and male circumcision, claiming that both cause no lasting physical impairment.
These results lend support to the utility of the GAF for drawing comparisons between patients seen by different physicians across a large institution serving a heterogeneous clientele.
While results lend support to the utility of the GAF for drawing comparisons between patients seen by different physicians across a large institution, further study is necessary to determine generalizability and to assess differences across multiple institutions.
