"theoretical comparison" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of comparing theories or ideas. Example: In their research paper, the authors conducted a theoretical comparison of two prominent psychological models in order to determine their effectiveness in treating anxiety disorders.
This is a theoretical comparison, and some video engineers dismiss such numbers, as the technologies are totally different.
The paper contains a theoretical comparison of the wave-making resistance associated with certain distributions of surface pressure.
"Predicting Electoral Outcomes: A Theoretical Comparison of Model Based Forecasts, Election Markets and Public Opinion Polls". Draft.
A theoretical comparison is first presented based on the thermodynamic properties of the refrigerants.
We also provide a theoretical comparison of our methodology with existing monitoring techniques.
" Characterization and Theoretical Comparison of Branch-and-Bound Algorithms for Permutation Problems," (with W. H. Kohler), J. ACM, vol. 21, no. 1, pp. 140-156, Jan . 1974
Furthermore, theoretical comparisons between these models and to previously proposed flow- and path-based formulations are given.
Theoretical comparisons on overheads of the proposed system with that of other systems from literature are studied.
Simulations and theoretical comparisons with existing basic transmission methods show that our approach outperforms the existing approaches for high injection rates and uniform packet sizes.
Previous experimental and theoretical comparisons together with these results show that the code can be used to simulate the generation physics of those distributions.
Theoretical comparisons show that exfoliated LAS offer superior reinforcement to glass fibers owing to the filler's high modulus, high aspect ratio, and its ability to reinforce in two directions.
