The phrase "a considerable change of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant alterations or transformations in various contexts, such as policies, opinions, or conditions.
Example: "The company experienced a considerable change of direction after the new CEO took over."
Alternatives: "a significant shift in" or "a substantial alteration of".
This documentary, about the orphans of Uganda, is a considerable change of pace.
This should represent a considerable change of pace from the program tonight, by the Original Salty Dogs Jazz Band.
Atherton is now the consummate media man, eager for a bit of spice at press conferences, which represents a considerable change of priorities to when he was captain.
I have been part of a considerable change of service for community dentistry and I am particularly proud to be a part of that change.
Application of a magnetic field of 0.5 T while the film transforms from austenite to martensite leads to a considerable change of the structure.
According to the results, neither change of heating rates nor addition of limestone caused a considerable change of the reaction model; HTO region in each case follows A3 model.
However, cost-effectiveness is explicitly absent from NICE's existing Interventional Procedures Programme where device-related procedures have been typically submitted for evaluation before the existence of the MTEP, so this is a considerable change for manufacturers of medical devices.
They could literally trade places and there wouldn't be a considerable change to either of their women's health agendas.
The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) admits the national picture is "variable" and that adoption of the diplomas means "a considerable change to the routine and practice of schools in the way that they teach children".
The composition of the Senate thus underwent a considerable change: few of the senators who had opposed Caesar survived; the new senators included many knights and municipal Italians and even a few provincials from Gaul.
For example, two interviewees, who were chosen because of their previously reported criticism of involving patients, showed a considerable change in perception of patient involvement in a positive way.
