The phrase "a considerable effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something in a specific context, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable effect of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a significant impact of" or "a notable influence of".
A considerable effect of cellular protection was detected with a disk diffusion assay conducted with rAbGSR.
Results indicted a considerable effect of spatially resolved air temperature (up to 3.2 K) during midnight.
A considerable effect of the environmental factors was found on perceived workers' job performance, safety and health.
The pRDA showed that although fertilisation had the greatest effect on yield, quality and disease there was also a considerable effect of crop protection and the environment.
There is a considerable effect of the system status parameters on the threshold of height between heat source and heat sink, and its correlation of two-phase natural circulation system has been obtained.
The results suggested a considerable effect of the temperature and the bed height in the tar cracking zone on the reduction of the tar content in the produced gas.
The results also show that the number of CFRP layers has a considerable effect on the effectiveness of bond identification and the accuracy of the IR images.
Constitutive activation of GNA1 did not have a considerable effect on transcription of hfb1 and hfb2.
Considering the transition probabilities for the movement through the adenoma-carcinoma sequence, the effect of a changing rate of transition has a considerable effect on the number of high-risk adenomas and cancers.
Population structure had a considerable effect on many of our outlier detection approaches.
Physical condition and psychological status seem to have a considerable effect on SRH of both men and women, whereas social activity seems to have an effect only in women.
