The phrase "comparison including" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when you want to specify that a comparison will encompass certain elements or factors.
Example: "The study presents a comparison including various demographic factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "comparison that includes" or "comparison featuring"
But many liberal arts colleges suffer in the comparison, including some prestigious ones.
Examines dimensions of comparison, including issues in business-government relations, labor relations, vocational training, and multinational corporations.
Democrats, not surprisingly, rejected the comparison, including John Kerry, the Vietnam War veteran who ran unsuccessfully against Mr. Bush in 2004.
Four driver mutation databases were utilized for the comparison, including Cancer Gene Census (CGC513 48, Bert Vogelstein12549, SMG12750, and Comprehensive 43551 database.
It contains numerous figures and tables to aid in their comparison, including many illustrations of gastrointestinal tracts of vertebrates prepared so as to allow for direct comparison.
Teie also chose four pieces originally designed for human listeners and played them to the tamarins for comparison, including bits of Barber's "Adagio for Strings" and Metallica's "Of Wolf and Man".
In order to design and evaluate the competitiveness of such complex integrated energy conversion systems, a systematic comparison including thermodynamic, economic and environmental considerations is necessary.
The PP and HDPE samples have been subjected to various accelerated climate ageing methods for comparison, including exposure to ultraviolet and infrared radiation, heated air, water spray and freezing.
This study shows the advantage of using a solar simulator to elucidate the efficiency of carbon materials in a thorough comparison including various photocatalytic reactions with several different substrates before testing at pilot scale.
For example, the San Diego Union-Tribune's editorial board asserts that Venezuela has fallen apart due to "the obstinance and delusions of Chávez" and that "Trump could be our Chávez". Others have also made this comparison, including political scientists Javier Corrales and Jennifer McCoy.
Canada had three cities, by comparison, including Calgary (3), Vancouver (6) and Toronto (7).
