The phrase "comparative report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a report that compares different items, data, or situations to highlight similarities and differences.
Example: "The comparative report on the two marketing strategies revealed significant differences in their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "comparison report" or "analytical report".
This comparative report briefly describes the national studies.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics- Write a comparative report on the "chocolate economy" by researching companies such as Hershey's, Godiva, Nestle and Mars Incorporated.
Feng (2007) and Feng et al. (2012) presented a comparative report of the building codes of Japan for 2000, China for 2001, USA IBC 2012, Italy for 2008, and Taiwan for 2002, which was updated in 2010.
Although U.S. participation rates fell just below the minimum for full inclusion in the comparative report, OECD prepared a U.S. country report.
In conclusion, this study is the first comparative report on the replication and pathogenicity of prototype strains of all nine APMV serotypes in mice.
Child poverty card – a comparative report of child wellbeing in Albania Tirana, 20 November 2013 – The Child Rights Observatory is marking the anniversary of the Convention on the Rights on the Child with the publishing of the Child Poverty Card.
CIHI is working with its advisory committee to develop focused, clinically relevant comparative reports that surgeons, provinces, and hospitals can use to compare themselves to their peer groups.
The indicators are used for quality improvement, research, public comparative reporting, health care planning and value-based purchasing.
The decisions are based upon comparative reports between the marginal analyses and a report called the "product contribution".
By releasing the Medicare data to certain qualified entities in states, the public has access to comparative reports on individual physicians.
It is a widely held belief that detailed risk-adjustment is always necessary in comparative reports of surgical performance.
