"comparative utility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the relative usefulness of two different objects, ideas, or methods of doing something. For example, "The comparative utility of the two methods of identifying customers proved to be the deciding factor in our choice."
To explore the Laupala unigene set as a comparative utility we compared the sequence of ten EST's from our unigene set to unigene sets available in Drosophila melanogaster, Anophelese gambiae, Bombyx mori, Apis mellifera, Tribolium casteneum, and Locusta migatoria (Table 5).
For not only siRNA delivery but also gene delivery, S. Rao et al. compared the utility of aviral gene delivery vectors in their paper "The Comparative Utility of Viromer RED and Lipofectamine for Transient Gene Introduction into Glial Cells".
I think Mr King and the people he's arguing against are getting tangled in secondary questions about the comparative utility of tax-financed government spending, donation-financed government spending, and donation-financed private charitable spending.
The comparative utility of second-order boundary conditions is explored and alternatives discussed.
Many measures of MDD (and depressive symptom inventories) have been developed during the past 50 years, but their comparative utility in CSD populations is still unclear.
Tackling 'the problem of pleasure maximum', in the early 1910s, Neurath argued that cardinal measures for comparative utility, or pleasure values, could not be determined for the same individual, much less for different individuals (Neurath 1912/1973).
This will provide services with age-appropriate measures with better clinical utility and comparative usefulness to drive delivery of the better mental health outcomes for young people, who have such a heightened need for early and effective mental health care.
In this study we prospectively evaluated the comparative diagnostic utility of established (adenosine deaminase [ADA]), more recent (standardized nucleic-acid-amplification-test [NAAT]) and newer technologies (IP-10 levels and a standardized LAM mycobacterial antigen-detection assay) for the evaluation of pleural effusions in 78 South African tuberculosis suspects.
We investigated the comparative diagnostic utility of established (adenosine deaminase [ADA]), more recent (standardized nucleic-acid-amplification-test [NAAT]) and newer technologies (a standardized LAM mycobacterial antigen-detection assay and IP-10 levels) for the evaluation of pleural effusions in 78 consecutively recruited South African tuberculosis suspects.
Finally, NBase is distinguished by its comparative genomics utility.
The real-time PCR data were analyzed by the (ΔΔCt) method using the Rotor-Gene comparative concentration utility.
