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"comparable amount of" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate something that is equal to or nearly equal to the amount of another thing. For example, "The company invested a comparable amount of money in their new project as they had for their last one."
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Compared with I/R group, LSTS treatments revealed comparable amount of CAT.
And wind farms gobble up territory, taking up considerably more land than other electrical generators to generate a comparable amount of electricity.
"The ability to find another job that pays a comparable amount of money is very challenging in today's environment," he said.
Calcium citrate, found in Citracal, may be more easily tolerated and taken any time, though it contains only half as much calcium as a comparable amount of calcium carbonate.
But I don't think that radically changes the equation over the life of the plant, the emissions should be a lot lower than a coal plant generating a comparable amount of power.
At the same time, a comparable amount of increase at stations near the trench is inferred.
By contrast, a comparable amount of each nitrogen doping configuration is found with monolayer graphene.
Each storage system will be required to store a comparable amount of energy so that reliable conclusions can be drawn.
Fig. 11 Performance comparison of the sparse and non-sparse robust FSBBs with comparable amount of active tap weights.
Ossom and Dlamini (2012) found the comparable amount of maize grain yield by filter cake and recommended chemical fertilizer application.
The final co-compost had no foul odour and was low heavy metals content, and comparable amount of nutrients.
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