The phrase "parallel to the idea" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are comparing two ideas that have similarities. For example: "The design of the new car is parallel to the idea of the classic model, but with a more modern twist."
An alternative is to require those analysing the data to specify in advance what analyses they plan to do – this is directly parallel to the idea of pre-registration of yet-to-be-done studies, which is beginning to gain traction in many areas of science as a way of improving reproducibility by distinguishing hypothesis-testing from exploratory analyses.
The exaggeration of her tools (nails) and subsequent effects on the very actions that nails normally aid in is a nice parallel to the idea of disruption of communication and ease by the very technological tools that are intended to solve such problems".
Amalia Pica's performance art work, A ∩ B ∩ C, comprised of actors occasionally rearranging colorful geometric shapes, "deals with the traumas during the military junta in Argentina, which she thinks is parallel to this idea of the prohibition of people to gather in public space because it could be seen as subversive to the regime," says de la Barra.
This idea runs parallel to the conception of Earth as a person.
Three separate ideas for tunnels running parallel to the existing elevated roadway were put forward in recent months by the State Transportation Department.
The idea of parallel displacement leads immediately to the idea of the covariant derivative of a vector field.
Professor Lanza says biocentrism is similar to the idea of parallel universes - a concept hypothesised by theoretical physicists.
Pioneering biochemical and genetic studies led to the idea that parallel N-to-C zippering of SNARE complexes in trans pulls membranes together to initiate fusion (Hanson et al., 1997; Nichols et al., 1997; Poirier et al., 1998; Sutton et al., 1998).
Doshi frequently employs Dante's trope of selva oscura, the dark wood, to represent the love relationship, so there is a metaphorical parallel to these paired ideas.
But let's go back to the idea of a parallel universes.
This approach does not support library routines in our sense and it lacks the potential to execute code in parallel, but the idea behind it could be a base on which we can build up our DEF system.
