"suggests a parallel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a similarity or comparison between two different things. Some examples of when to use this phrase include: - In a literary analysis essay: "The character's love for his childhood friend suggests a parallel with the theme of nostalgia in the novel." - In a history paper: "The rise of nationalism in Europe during the 19th century suggests a parallel with the current political climate." - In a political commentary: "The actions of the government regarding immigration suggest a parallel with the policies of the previous administration."
He suggests a parallel between Steinbeck's farmers who were turned into migrants by the Depression and today's homeless Americans in cities like New York.
It suggests a parallel between Gloria's bewilderment and the author's own struggle to imagine her.She has lovers, a brother and two patients.
The pent-up anger with which Adela spits out this story suggests a parallel with her own life, but Henry begins by revealing his troubled history: divorced nearly 10 years, he has not seen his daughter in almost as many.
Paul Hindemith's magisterial opera "Mathis der Maler" suggests a parallel between the story of the Renaissance painter Matthias Gr?ald's struggle for artistic freedom and Hindemith's own dilemma of accommodation and protest during the early years of the Nazi era.
There is, he suggests, a parallel between the way Adam Smith thought of economics and Nelson thought of war: the individual's uncompromising pursuit of individual ends also best serves the general good.
Mr. Wilson begins with an epigraph from Webster's Third New International Dictionary, a definition of "anthill" that suggests a parallel between ant and human societies a potent analogy, you'd think, for a great entomologist and the founder of sociobiology.
At home, Farjami turns on the television and sees reports of political violence in Sierra Leone -- suggesting a parallel with Iran.
The moonlight-bathed nighttime opening and a quotation toward the end of the book suggest a parallel between "The Feast of Love" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Ms. Hughes herself made news in one recent interview when she appeared to suggest a parallel between supporters of abortion rights and terrorists.
During the signing, one questioner even suggested a parallel between that video that sank Mr. Black and the recordings that doomed the Nixon presidency.
The remarks were widely interpreted to suggest a parallel between Mr. Bush and Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister who handed Czechoslovakia to the Nazis at the Munich conference in 1938.
