"a considerable amount of resources" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you need to describe a large quantity of something. For example, "The project required a considerable amount of resources to complete."
"I had to make a decision — either I could continue on with this, which was taking a considerable amount of resources," or keep his job, he says.
Google spends a considerable amount of resources tweaking and shaping its famously secret search algorithm to get better results.
And setting up and administering new taxes "would require a considerable amount of resources", the body argued.
Much like Twitter did early on, Evernote is going to focus a considerable amount of resources on growing its business in Japan.
The simplest method is the use of hardware divider but they are computationally expensive and consume a considerable amount of resources.
If the arithmetic operator does not take a considerable amount of resources or is time non efficient it negatively impacts the performance of the whole cryptosystem.
A considerable amount of resource allocation decisions take place daily at the point of the clinical encounter; especially in primary care, where 80percentt of health problems are managed.
The role of the GP incentive scheme was important the prenatal program was heavily dependent on their involvement and support and required a considerable amount of resource input – hence the negotiation of the scheme by the PCT.
While the controller that uses KM as its inference engine uses fewer resources in terms of DSP48A1s, it consumes a considerable amount of other resources compared to the WM controller.
