The phrase 'suitable for comparison' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is able to be compared to something else in order to identify similarities and differences. For example, "The two products were suitable for comparison, as they featured similar materials and designs."
Expression of reliability is in parameters not suitable for comparison of results.
The methodology is eminently suitable for comparison of power converter with different topologies.
The \v(ndate) is a numeric-format date of the form yyyymmdd, suitable for comparison and sorting: e.g. 19970208 or 20011231.
Dr. Barkman and colleagues persisted, however, and found a gene in the mitochondrial DNA of rafflesia that was still intact and in a state suitable for comparison with other species.
The use of these distributions in standard molecular theories of rubberlike elasticity then produces stress strain isotherms suitable for comparison with those in elongation experiments.
An important component of the approach is the introduction of a context-specific substitution matrix suitable for comparison of binding-site residues.
The philosophy behind the tests was to provide measurements in a realistic fire scenario involving multiple fuel packages and non-trivial fire growth, and with an instrumentation density suitable for comparison with computational fluid dynamics models.
The data will be presented in a form suitable for comparison with models of nuclear fragmentation and transport, including linear energy transfer (LET) spectrum, fluence for iron and fragments, event-tack- and event-dose-averaged LET, total dose and iron contribution to dose.
Cz provides a summary capacity measure collapsed over time and suitable for comparison between experimental conditions.
Shot 2 was located close to the ACROSS source site and is suitable for comparison.
Comparable Data collection should be standardized so the results are suitable for comparison between various jurisdictions, times and groups.
