The phrase "a considerable extent from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant degree of difference or deviation from something.
Example: "The results of the experiment varied a considerable extent from our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a significant degree from" or "a large amount from".
People who suffered flash burns were protected, to a considerable extent, from radiation sickness.
Worse still, if that were possible, is the whisky-running in the South - from Mexico to a considerable extent, from the West Indies on an indescribable scale - with the Federal Bureau continually expanding its machinery of prevention and capture.
It appears, then, that Pyrrho may have borrowed to a considerable extent from Anaxarchus.
Instead, organizational practice at Uber flows to a considerable extent from the periphery (where policies, norms, and procedures are hard to mandate) inward.
Based on these results, we may conclude that the afterslip following the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake inverted with the GFs for the IE model incorporating the subsurface structure is different to a considerable extent from that with the GFs for the HE model.
Now that Gorsuch has been confirmed, Leo is responsible, to a considerable extent, for a third of the Supreme Court.
The weed has, to a considerable extent, prevented growers from swiftly changing to organic production.
While cross phosphorylation between the ArsRS orthologs from H. hepaticus and C. jejuni was weak, ArsR from H. pylori was phosphorylated to a considerable extent by histidine kinases HH1607 from H. hepaticus and CJ1262 from C. jejuni.
The atypical BChE hydrolyzes acetylthiocholine (ATCh) and propionylthiocholine (PTCh) preferentially but butyrylthiocholine (BTCh) to a considerable extent, which is different from the substrate specificity of AChE or BChE.
This is to a considerable extent comparable with studies from some Mediterranean countries like Lebanon and Italy, where the inheritance of mild β+ alleles is responsible for the majority of their TI cases [ 7, 15].
To a considerable extent, American forces have gone from dispassionate observers in a confusing land to soldiers who feel their job is to help people they now know and like.
