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The part of the sentence "that are comparable to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare one or more things to something else. Example sentence: "Americans are often surprised by the prices of groceries in Europe that are comparable to what they would pay in the United States."
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However, you can find Windows laptops that are comparable to MacBooks in many respects, but cheaper.
This configuration also demonstrated growth rates that are comparable to flow over configuration.
The best bourbon commands prices that are comparable to the best Scotch.
England does not have regions that are comparable to, for example, Germany (Bavaria) or Italy (Tuscany).
The silk, grown in tissue cultures, has been spun into threads that are comparable to those produced by spiders.
"It's another good example of how genetic programming can do things that are comparable to what human scientists can do".
The validation was performed using measured velocities that are comparable to the simulated velocities.
While the current receiver says the cemetery has offered alternative sites that are comparable to Terrace Meadow, Mr. Landecho disagrees.
These could have detrimental effects on local ecosystems that are comparable to the threat posed by the toads themselves.
Bennett Wills has filed two additional "fake lawsuits" in Maryland circuit courts that are comparable to this case.
Compressible flow refers to flow at velocities that are comparable to, or exceed, the speed of sound.
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