The phrase "a considerable expansion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant growth or increase in a particular area, such as business, research, or development.
Example: "The company announced a considerable expansion of its operations into new markets."
Alternatives: "a significant increase in" or "a substantial growth of".
The Scottish members of parliament managed to see off an attempt to impose an export duty on linen and from 1727 it received subsidies of £2,750 a year for six years, resulting in a considerable expansion of the trade.
This resulted in a considerable expansion of our understanding of its composition and evolution.
It feels both transitional and a bit strategic, but it represents a considerable expansion of theme and technique.
The fourth introduces Opal Gilstrap (Ilfenesh Hadera) and begins a considerable expansion of Opal's role in Nola's life.
What we need is a considerable expansion of public transport over the next period and a shift from car to bus, train, bike or even feet.
In the 18th century a considerable expansion of arable lands, a rapidly growing population, and good administration brought the Qing dynasty to its highest degree of power.
The five-movement Symphony No. 2 is a considerable expansion and revision of his String Quartet (1995), and touches upon a variety of musical dialects, from evocations of Morocco to dense contemporary counterpoint.
These changes in the practice of war went hand in hand with a considerable expansion in the power of governments.
This domain shows a considerable expansion in the genome of many filamentous fungi (Fedorova et al. 2005).
Regarding the most recent divergence between the SMO and TUX populations, the oscillations in climate during the Pleistocene caused a considerable expansion in the range of highland habitats and their descent to lower elevations [ 35, 36].
The field of arterial chemoreception has undergone a considerable expansion in recent years, with many of the fundamental observations made at the molecular and cellular levels serving to improve our understanding of the pathogenesis of numerous medical disorders, and even to propose advances in the treatment strategies.
