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"from a comparative perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to compare two or more things in order to explain similarities and differences. Example sentence: From a comparative perspective, the two countries have similar climate and geography, yet their cultures are vastly different.
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Unlike English majors, we were required to take classes in a foreign literature and expected to think about big questions -- like "What is literature?" -- from a comparative perspective.
Ryan is also working with historians in South Africa, Canada, and the United States to consider massacres from a comparative perspective.
Thus, from a comparative perspective, it may be concluded that, because the mystics of the world make contradictory claims regarding the spiritual, a component of fantasy presumably complicates the perception of the extrasensory.
As I understand it, uncovering silent elements from a comparative perspective is an important means of establishing language universal patterns.
Little has been written about public housing revitalization in the US (a liberal society) and Portugal (a Mediterranean one) from a comparative perspective.
This paper explores the connection between morphological and semantic imperfectivity in Bulgarian from a comparative perspective set against the framework of situation semantics.
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These represent findings from the reviews in a comparative perspective.
By taking a comparative perspective (using data from almost 700 bacterial genomes) we are able to shed light on the evolutionary dynamics of this important and widely shared genomic structure.
Owen takes a comparative perspective.
The fifth section takes a comparative perspective.
However, the typical theoretical analysis provides some insights into the long-term impact of a change in policy settings from a static comparative perspective.
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