The phrase 'more comparable and' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to link two adjectives, or to indicate a comparison between two things. For example: "The two studies were more comparable and yielded similar results."
In the spirit of the "data revolution" and the new global partnership on data, the US, UN and World Bank recently agreed to work together to help make the data they collect more comparable, and reduce gaps in coverage.
"Entering the first quarter of fiscal 2007, many of the higher expenses we encountered in fiscal 2006 will become more comparable, and I am optimistic about our sales, earnings and market share growth opportunities in the new fiscal year," Mr. Schnieders said in a statement.
With this, the results were more comparable and it was easier to reveal knowledge gaps.
Better control of the injection process, minimises the number of variables, providing more comparable and repeatable sets of data.
In addition, the Journal will encourage and foster the establishment of standardization and consensus of biotechnological processes applied to clinical and translational research, to make preclinical and clinical data more comparable and repeatable.
To make the same underlying transport environment as IP network, we configure and modify the interface module of physical layer and data link layer in ndnSIM 2.0 [22], so the experimental results are more comparable and persuasive.
In addition, the implementation of semiparametric matching methods allows us to compare more comparable samples and, thus, control for additional sources of bias related to common support issues in the data.
The technology ensures high mapping accuracy and resolution, and more comparable genome and genetic maps among the mapping populations [ 40].
We discuss the development of a predictive model of erodibility, and emphasize the need for more comparable field and laboratory data.
http://ec.europa.eu/research/era The European Higher Education Area (EHEA) is the main objective of the Bologna Process and is meant to ensure more comparable, compatible and coherent systems of higher education in Europe.
Co-operative efforts, such as assays using common key parameters for imaging and data analyses, could enable to produce more comparable results and gain parallel information for each individual screen.
