The phrase "a considerable case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation or instance that is significant or noteworthy in some way.
Example: "The lawyer presented a considerable case that highlighted the flaws in the prosecution's argument."
Alternatives: "a significant case" or "an important case".
This first clinical study of enterococcal bloodstream infections from Tanzania has identified septicaemia caused by ampicillin-resistant and HLGR enterococci as common nosocomial infections with a considerable case-fatality rate.
Considering that a considerable number of case reports are described in non endemic countries, we assume that fatal cases must be quite frequent in endemic countries, although they are not frequently published in the literature.
Over the years, the enforcement mechanisms created by the convention have developed a considerable body of case law on questions regulated by the convention, which the state parties typically have honoured and respected.
Despite a considerable number of case reports, primary PCI is still not widely recognized as a disease entity.
The Finance Minister said they will take enough money to restructure their financial sector and have a considerable cushion in case of emergency.
During this investigation, I collected a considerable number of case documents and other materials and obtained audio materials by reviewing court debates and interviewing judges.
They have decried DOD's failure to consult or reach agreements in a manner parallel to ordinary practice under Section 106 of NHPA, and they have marshaled a considerable body of case law indicating that DOD is drastically overreaching in its interpretation of that so-called "universal understanding".
Information to answer such questions can be gained through a considerable amount of case studies carried out in different parts of the country.
There are many 5 year cures in cases which we consider benign giant cell tumor and a considerable number of cases of osteogenic sarcoma are nearing the 5 year limit.
Although recent work indicates that there are overlaps of the CIN and MSI pathways in a considerable number of cases (Goel et al, 2003), the consideration of MSI and CIN as separate mechanisms of tumorigenesis seems well justified.
