"a considerable build up" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a significant increase or growth of something over time. Example: Due to the board's efforts, there was a considerable build up of profits in the company's latest financial report.
Last but not least, Russia continues a considerable build-up of its military presence from the north to the south, including in the Baltic Sea region.
Sky News quoted him saying: The focus two weeks ago was on Damascus, the focus is now on Aleppo where there has been a considerable build-up of military means and where we have reason to believe that the main battle is about to start.
UN peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous told the Security Council that UN observers in Aleppo were seeing "a considerable build-up of military means, where we have reason to believe that the main battle is about to start".
Further, using air-conditioning while sleeping can lead to a considerable build-up in the room of carbon dioxide (CO2) from all types of air-conditioning systems.
Indeed, the sergeant made a considerable effort to build up relations with the local community, attending shuras – village meetings.
Bioreactors have therefore been in focus for a considerable time to build up enlarged tissues.
Use a gradually build up tanning lotion.
These features necessitate considerable positive charge build up on the terminating group, which slows true cation olefin cascade cyclizations and makes them less efficient.
Hawkins juggles perspectives and timescales with great skill, and considerable suspense builds up along with empathy for an unusual central character who does not immediately grab the reader.
What they say "Hawkins juggles perspectives and time scales with great skill, and considerable suspense builds up along with empathy for an unusual central character who does not immediately grab the reader".
Now they have established some reliable donors, but they never stop worrying about money and would like to build up a considerable cash reserve "so the panic moments don't shake the place quite as much as they can," Mr. Edelstein says.
