The phrase "a considerable divergence in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or variation in opinions, data, or situations between two or more subjects.
Example: "There is a considerable divergence in the results of the two studies, indicating that further research is needed."
Alternatives: "a significant difference in" or "a notable variation in".
By the time of the 2010 general election, Clegg's Orange Book revolution was still incomplete: on a number of issues, the party was caught in an ideological no-man's land, with a considerable divergence in views between its old social democratic wing and its centrist faction.
We identified a list of 252 active replication origins in L. kluyveri and found a considerable divergence in origin location with S. cerevisiae and L. waltii as only approximately 25% of active origins were conserved between the three genomes.
A significant percentage of unigenes (14.6-47.5%) showing weak or no similarity (E-value >1E-05) for Medicago, Glycine, Lotus, and Phaseolus, indicating a considerable divergence in chickpea gene content within other leguminous species.
Taken together, our results suggest a considerable divergence in the notochord genetic toolkit between Ciona and Oikopleura and begin to pinpoint genes and pathways that might be conserved in this structure as a result of evolutionary constraints.
The response time of the sensor is ∼10 s and membrane could be used over a period of 3 months without any considerable divergence in potentials.
The electrode shows a response time of 6 s and can be used for at least five weeks without any considerable divergence in potentials.
ITheasensor ashowsindicatoresponseode in potimeiofetric titration of aluminium ion vs. EDTA.
A considerable divergence was detected between the mitotypes sequenced in the Northern haplogroup (6.96 +/− 1.68 bp) compared to what was observed within the Southern and Central haplogroups (3.13 +/− 1.16 and 2.07 +/− 0.70 bp differences between mitotypes, respectively).
Despite considerable divergence in overall neural architecture, a molecular underpinning for the functional allocation of neurons to interactions with the environment or to homeostasis was inherited from the urbilaterian ancestor by contemporary protostomes and deuterostomes.
