The phrase "a considerable bite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial amount of something, often in a figurative sense, such as in discussions about food, expenses, or impacts.
Example: "The new tax policy will take a considerable bite out of our budget this year."
Alternatives: "a significant portion" or "a substantial impact".
"And by the end of his administration he had taken a considerable bite out of the city's excessive tax burden.
The division's U.S. sales last year were $6.3 billion, including franchised restaurants, so that would be a considerable bite out of its business, but the number of people who will claim their prizes probably will be less than the 303.2 million population of the United States, and then you'd have to figure in what else they might buy once they show up at the restaurants.
"That's a considerable bite," he said, adding the plan does not guarantee parking for school buses and tour operators shuttling visitors from as far away as China.
With firefighters Garry MacPherson and Russell MacKinlay, and Euan McMurdo who is a shinty development officer all prolific scorers, Inveraray also have considerable bite up front so both defences will have to be in top form if this is not going to be a high scoring game.
But for all the easy manner and self-deprecation, Sorrell has proven time and again that, unlike Savage, he has considerable bite.
That said, while meaning holism doesn't entail that meaning be tied to use in this way, of the arguments for meaning holism typically presuppose such a connection, so the objections to meaning holism that assume that the meaning holist understands meaning in terms of use still have considerable bite.
Its considerable bite comes first from the material TVTV so carefully gathered and there from the artfully wise frame in which it chose to present it".
Three mouthfuls amounted to a considerable portion with his big bites, didn't it?
In June 2006, a 74-year-old woman residing in a house in rural New Orleans was bothered by a considerable number (>50) of insect bites.
Animalivores and frugivores do not present noticeable differences in size-independent bite forces [ 9, 17], and there is a considerable amount of behavioural plasticity that allows them to modulate the bite force according to food hardness [ 20].
A considerable number of societies manifest scratching and biting in conjunction with sexual activity, and most of this is done by the female.
