Can “comparable between” be correct English in a given context? [on hold]
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is "comparable between" correct English? eg height and weight are comparable between males and females
word-choice
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is "comparable between" correct English? eg height and weight are comparable between males and females
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is "comparable between" correct English? eg height and weight are comparable between males and females
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is "comparable between" correct English? eg height and weight are comparable between males and females
word-choice
word-choice
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put on hold as off-topic by KarlG, JJJ, J. Taylor, Cascabel, Mitch 11 hours ago
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