The phrase "a considerable effect and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new policy has had a considerable effect and has led to significant improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant impact and" or "a notable influence and".
The pH and temperature of solution were found to have a considerable effect, and the temperature indicated the exothermic nature of the adsorption process.
However, there still remains a considerable effect, and other variables contribute to the effect of population density on the ratio between GPs and specialists.
This clearance mechanism is inhibited by other factors: quartz dust may almost completely inhibit asbestos body formation; tobacco smoke has a considerable effect, and even very heavy loads of carbon may act similarly.
You can do it daily but research shows that even just doing it once a week will have a considerable effect and all kinds of benefits.
Both dementia and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are common problems in the elderly population, and they have a considerable effect on healthcare and social welfare systems [ 1, 2].
In other words, it becomes more and more clear that APOE is the exception rather than the rule, making AD an interesting case of a complex disorder that involves single genes with Mendelian transmission and extensive allelic heterogeneity, one gene with common allelic variation and a considerable effect on the risk and the age of onset, and multiple other variants with seemingly smaller effects.
Such controllable aspects of the environment as location of work and working hours can have a considerable effect on productivity and failure rates.
Of the five parameters tested, the first three had a considerable effect on COD and total phenols removal, while the other two were statistically insignificant.
The GFRP laminate structure has a considerable effect on axial and flexural strengths of the poles for certain (D/t) ratios.
Yet, the filter type utilized may have a considerable effect on clustering and simulation running times as well as on the accuracy of final realizations.
However, there is no doubt that a considerable effect on readmissions, and even on mortality, is achieved when patient-specific interventions are implemented, as seen in the case of individuals with heart disease, for instance [ 12, 13, 15].
