"comparably small" is correct and can be used in written English.
This expression is used to express something that is relatively small when compared to something else. For example, "The town of Snowflake has a population of 2,000 which is comparably small compared to the nearby city of Flagstaff which has over 60,000 people."
At the same time, the decline in annuity differences compared to the "income first" scenario was comparably small (3 9%).
Eucalyptus and Vitis have comparably small branch lengths, indicating rapid ongoing evolution as compared to Arabidopsis.
People didn't seem to be dissuaded by Carmel Place's comparably small apartments — sixty thousand people applied.
The current fiscal year ends on June 30; just a few months ago, the state's budget gap was a comparably small $350 million.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing rank small in terms of their total contribution to the state economy and employ a comparably small proportion of the workforce.
Thus, actually getting the money, via the escrow fund and the lawsuit, is contingent upon keeping this comparably small BP Gulf subsidiary profitable – something that might not happen if the federal government actually cracks down on the company.
So far, WikiLeaks hasn't divulged significant industrial secrets, but given the focus on U.S. diplomatic cables, that fact simply reminds us that American embassies play a comparably small role in promoting U.S. commerce.
By the end of the 20th century, these three activities accounted for just a tiny fraction of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employed a comparably small segment of the workforce.
However, the change is comparably small, from 2020 onwards.
Agriculture is limited in providing comparably small amounts of renewable resources to cover total energy needs.
The market for small-scale wind turbines below 100 kWr is comparably small in Germany.
