The phrase "a considerable amount in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant quantity or degree of something, often in contexts related to finance, resources, or effort.
Example: "The project required a considerable amount in funding to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a significant sum in" or "a large quantity in".
The smaller format will save a considerable amount in post, printing and production costs.
"The Australian Government also spends a considerable amount in the Territory through Taking Action to Tackle Suicide funding and also through its provision of the Mindmatters/Kidsmatter programs.
A legal market would allow us to have more control over what is sold, and raise a considerable amount in taxation".
It charges tuition fees that are equivalent to about $150 a year, a considerable amount in Haiti, the poorest nation in the hemisphere.
The decision to pre-record the show will save a considerable amount in production costs, not least because several episodes could be filmed at once.
That was a considerable amount in past campaigns, but so negligible in the hyper-dollar frenzy leading to 2008 that pundits find Mr. McCain's Straight Talk Express heading for a cliff.
After a considerable amount of in-house pilot testing, the study team developed a videophone-based pill counting protocol that was efficient and well-accepted by participants.
Work is a place where you spend a considerable amount time in your life.
Comparisons have been made between the Phase I chemical assay effects and adverse outcomes, where a considerable amount of in vivo data is available.
I take the view that there remains a considerable amount of slack in the UK economy in general and in the labour market in particular.
Phonological awareness explained a considerable amount of variance in accuracy in reading all forms of script across these two years.
