The phrase "comparable magnitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that two or more things have similar sizes, scale or extent. For example, "The company's growth was of comparable magnitude to its rival's."
Give other examples of earthquakes of comparable magnitude.
Comparison of the hydraulic force with other diastolic mechanisms, such as restoring forces, indicates that they are of comparable magnitude.
Response of the structures to these two types of dynamic loading can be of comparable magnitude.
The December ice extent in 2011 and 2012 was much larger than the long-term mean, and the ice in 2013 has obviously been of comparable magnitude.
The actors and the craftsmen admire him, loathe him, and know that they couldn't have theatrical careers of comparable magnitude without him — all New York awaits the opening.
Diffusion rates of pure water and water/acetone mixture were much smaller and of comparable magnitude.
Interestingly, the average Nusselt number gets maximized at two axial distances-the two peaks can be of comparable magnitude.
This is specially true when the strength of both surface and in-canopy sources are of comparable magnitude.
The only previous occasion on which the band faced a crisis of comparable magnitude was in 1980, when the lead singer Bon Scott died, at the age of thirty-three.
"If race was the problem of the 20th century," Lewis writes, "after this first encounter with the Soviet Union he also began to regard class as a dilemma of comparable magnitude".
Gains of comparable magnitude are predicted for two other properties where sales are pending: River Park in Norwalk, which brought $52.4 million in 1999, and the Riverside portfolio in Westport, which sold in 2003 for $37 million.
