The phrase "a considerable effect in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something in a specific context or area.
Example: "The new policy has had a considerable effect in improving employee morale."
Alternatives: "a significant impact on" or "a substantial influence in".
However, hypoxia has a considerable effect in the CSCH exposure, effectively reducing the impact of CS (only five pathways were enriched when both stimuli were combined).
But the call for even tougher action could have a considerable effect in shaping future legislation.
Further, the increase in fill volume had a considerable effect in advancing the commencement of solidification.
One of the methods it used was to hold discussions with the borough's imams and persuade them to press Muslim families not to take their children out of school for holidays during term time – a move has had a considerable effect in reducing absence.
The shear keys have a considerable effect in reducing the ductility demand on columns of skewed bridges.
The aerial operation had a considerable effect in strangling Axis logistics.
However, at 10% WIS, prefermentation had a considerable effect, resulting in lower glucose levels which significantly enhanced the xylose consumption from 16%to31%and42% 42%, respectively.
The SPB has a considerable effect on forest dynamics in the Southeastern United States, especially in loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stands that are managed for timber production.
In particular, we were able to demonstrate a considerable effect from MHC variants in Filipino SLE using single marker and haplotypic analyses due to the high frequency of disease-associated variants in this cohort.
Transversely isotropic characteristics have a considerable effect on the changes in the reservoir stresses and poro-elastic parameters.
Gascoigne's "Certayne notes of Instruction" (1575), the first English manual of versification, had a considerable effect on poetic practice in the Elizabethan Age.
