The phrase "a considerable amount of interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the extent or frequency of communication or engagement between individuals or groups.
Example: "The project required a considerable amount of interaction between the team members to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "a significant level of interaction" or "a substantial degree of interaction."
Improving the accuracy of these models requires a considerable amount of interaction data that must be obtained from experiments and theory.
In fact, a considerable amount of interaction was revealed between wounding, pathogen, abiotic stress and hormonal responses in Arabidopsis by transcriptional profiling [ 35].
Although there is a considerable amount of interaction data available for organisms such as yeast, worm, fly, human, and to a lesser extent mouse, unfortunately there is an underrepresentation of the potential PPI, with a majority of proteins not included in the current maps for any one species.
A considerable amount of improvised interaction occurs between the drummer and the vocalist throughout the performance.
The bonding analyses show that the MS bond is covalent so that always polarized towards sulfur atom, whereas the MN bond exhibits a considerable amount of electrostatic interaction.
Recent advances in experimental science and in literature mining techniques have generated a considerable amount of protein protein interaction (PPI) data from several organisms.
As reported in protein complexes in other eukaryotes, these functions emphasize a considerable amount of self interactions, we also find in our predictions.
This informal constitution also involves a considerable amount of federal-state interaction.
By carefully comparing experimental setups, we observed that Y2 H assays may have introduced a considerable amount of transient protein interactions.
This is again an indicator that the GRN contains a considerable amount of information from protein interactions.
Given the development of high-throughput affinity assays, employing immobilized microarrays of biologically relevant glycans, there is now a considerable amount of data on carbohydrate protein interactions in vitro (Fukui et al. 2002; Blixt et al. 2004; Paulson et al. 2006).
