Is it good to use ''by comparison to'' instead of ''compared with'' for an English test, like the IELTS?

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The correct collocation is "in comparison with".
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IELTS / PTE / Soft Skills Trainer with 22 years of experience in English Language training

It is "in comparison with".It is perfectly fine to use it in the ielIE test.
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