The phrase "comparative details" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing differences or similarities between two or more subjects.
Example: "In the report, we will provide comparative details on the performance of both products over the last year."
Alternatives: "comparative information" or "comparison specifics".
Single copy, $5. Like its big-sister magazine, Consumer Reports, this newsletter of the Consumers Union, which first appeared last April, is overwhelming with its meticulous comparative detail.
The rise of tablets, Kindles and online editing has not signalled the death of the printed book, but instead only alerted scholars to the importance of its history as a physical object, and provided us with digitised tools that enable us to work at an unprecedented speed and comparative detail.
And basically the inventor says, "I've got a better idea". Sometimes the patents go into wonderful detail and comparative detail.
Further work on comparative mechanistic details on the regulation of cellulase and hemicellulase genes will provide details needed to understand co-regulation versus independent regulation of lignocellulolytic genes and may provide clues to the evolutionary advantage/disadvantage of different regulatory modes.
As for Mr. Jones, he had not initially fulfilled the commission's requirements for window work, which require "photographs, drawings and descriptive material" of the original windows, as well as "manufacturers' catalog cuts or drawings with comparative dimensions, details of construction, configuration, color and finish" of the replacement units.
Ornithologist Edward C. Dickinson observed in a 2006 article that though evidence of morphological and vocal differences between S. przewalskii and S. leucopsis have been delineated, little had yet been published presenting comparative morphological details, and that it would be instructive to study how each taxon responds to the calls of the other.
A comparative contrast-detail study of five medical displays.
The comparative analysis detailed here was based on probe annotation and aspects of the relevant underlying biology.
Detailed comparative data comparing the storage lesions of ovine PRBC and human PRBC are, therefore, essential to validate an ovine model of homologous transfusion for the study of effects related to the age of blood.
To fully explore the impact of this new understanding of the var genes, detailed comparative studies are necessary comparing the genomes of other species closely related to P. falciparum, as well as examining whether the same evolutionary dynamics are evident at the population-level.
