"experimental comparison" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as the following: "The experimental comparison of the two treatments revealed significant differences in the outcomes."
Mann–Whitney Wilcoxon test: **P<0.01 and †P<0.05, for the solo versus experimental comparison and for the fixed-pair versus experimental comparison, respectively.
An Experimental Comparison of Three Methods for Constructing Ensembles of Decision Trees: Bagging, Boosting, and Randomization.
The comments like centralized the problem formulation and experimental comparison.
In the figure, the thermometers aside of the genes indicate the genes altered in a particular experimental comparison.
An experimental comparison between my procedure and a parallel control shows that my techniques provide significant improvements in object classification.
Beier, H.T. & Ibey, B.L. Experimental comparison of the high-speed imaging performance of an EM-CCD and sCMOS camera in a dynamic live-cell imaging test case.
An experimental comparison shows that the synthesized control strategies significantly increase system performance with respect to previous approaches presented in the literature.
We also provide an experimental comparison of our measures against traditional similarity measures, and describe an informal user study that evaluated how well our measures match human intuition.
We present an experimental comparison of these cost functions on complex light fields, measuring their accuracy against the amount of occlusion.
Validation of TEMPEST via experimental comparison and the usefulness of the program in predicting and assessing complex technological issues in photolithography are presented.
We report an experimental comparison of analogy use by expert and novice design engineers.
