The phrase "comparative situations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to situations which are being compared in order to draw out similarities or differences. For example, "This report looks at two comparative situations and highlights the key differences between them."
"One, Hal is not worth it; two, it is wildly out of line with any reasonably benchmarked comparative situation; three, it alienates alumni and erodes faculty confidence; and four, Stevens is nearly broke and cannot afford it," Dr. Muller wrote.
Often, the comparative situation is a complex one in which philosophers from different traditions diverge substantially in many ways, yet converge in interesting ways in some of their central concerns.
The health inequality between A and B is therefore fully consistent with there being no fundamental complaint of justice about their comparative situation (at least, not on behalf of the less healthy B).
In comparative assessment situations, it is important that the estimates of the values of the parameters α, β, a, b correctly characterize the situations being compared.
But with scarf disguises, LOFESS is comparative with SLNMF in situations when only a few number of bases are allowed.
A comparative investigation between the situations containing α-NA or β-NA offers new insights into the physical origin of the toughening behavior for a multiphase multicomponent polyolefin system.
Comparative sentences express a situation in which the opinion about one feature is discussed in comparison to another.
The analysis network was composed of three mobile embedded nodes, for studying the hydraulic monitoring time and natural stop transfer ratio, which record the pressure characteristics of the hydraulic system to carry out a comparative analysis of the situation.
This represents an ideal situation for comparative transcriptome studies in hexaploid wheat.
This difference in test classification using a poor "gold-standard" could result in the comparative test (in this situation the NSP test) appearing to perform poorly.
