The phrase "a considerable constraint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or restrictions that are significant in nature.
Example: "The new regulations imposed a considerable constraint on our ability to expand the business."
Alternatives: "a significant limitation" or "a major restriction".
Catastrophic irreversible kink failure of a tubular geometry places considerable constraint on the design of metal structures and forming processes.
Intracellular Shigella cells expressed the Pu lamB/cor lacZ reporter at high levels, suggesting that infectious cells endure a considerable metabolic constraint during the invasion process.
But even armed with such a mandate, analysts say, Mr. Hollande would probably face considerable constraints in pressing for some of the solutions he has championed, including the creation of so-called euro bonds jointly guaranteed by all 17 nations that currently use the single currency.
At the same time, a number of factors at the central level imposed considerable constraints on the ability of actors in each of the districts to implement the SDIP.
The ability of the dark-adapted visual system to detect a small number of absorbed photons (Hecht et al., 1942) places considerable constraints on the underlying mechanisms.
Given the considerable constraints associated with science faculty teaching writing courses, we developed a hybrid course in which students have the structural support of a course plus the personalized benefits of working one-on-one with faculty.
Refusing to be held back by its considerable constraints (its $2.4m budget had to be crowdfunded), this sci-fi action comedy plays like a redo of last year's Pixels but with much shoddier effects.
This approach has placed considerable constraints on the project, because Amref has insisted it must not create any structures that cannot be sustained by the government after it leaves.
