The phrase "a considerable environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment that is significant or substantial in size, impact, or importance.
Example: "The research team conducted their studies in a considerable environment that allowed for diverse ecological interactions."
Alternatives: "a substantial environment" or "a significant environment".
In addition, the administrative directive to develop renewable energy towns results in considerable environment benefits at the cost of poor economic performance.
The results indicated that although the activity of PulN in alkaline environment is low (55 6 % of the maximum activity), it has a considerable stability in alkaline environment.
The new era was celebrated by Nedim, the court poet, whose poetry demonstrates a considerable awareness of his environment and an appreciation of nature.
The dimensionality of pedestrian infrastructure facilities have a great influence on pedestrian movements and a considerable impact on natural environment of the facility.
With many custodians unable or unwilling to take young children into the prison environment, a considerable number of these children have little or no contact with their incarcerated parent [22].
Not only major roads, but also minor and unpaved roads may have a considerable impact on the environment (e.g., van Langevelde and others 2009).
The stoichiometry the relative ratios of chemical elements in plants is plastic and, to a considerable degree, reflects their environment (Sterner and Elser, 2002).
Learning can play a considerable role in manufacturing environments and there are many empirical studies that have proven learning effects (Cochran 1960; Yelle 1979).
However, this algorithm has a considerable drawback in noisy environments and the membership degrees are computed using only the grey levels and do not take into account the spatial information of pixels with respect to one other.
However, FCM algorithm has a considerable difficulty in noisy environments, and the memberships resulting from this algorithm do not always correspond to the intuitive concept of degree of belonging or compatibility.
