The phrase "a considerable flexibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of adaptability or variation available in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The new software offers a considerable flexibility in customizing features to meet user needs."
Alternatives: "significant flexibility" or "substantial flexibility".
It is shown that hybrid laminates may provide a considerable flexibility and tailorability in mechanical behavior.
However, the state process is not necessarily Markovian in PMMs and TMMs, which offers a considerable flexibility of modeling.
The combination of favourable functional epitopes together with a considerable flexibility renders TIMP-3 an efficient TACE inhibitor.
It operates as a post-processing step and, thus, decouples the estimation of frequencies and amplitudes from the time-domain solver which offers a considerable flexibility.
It can be shown that the applied numerical model allows a considerable flexibility concerning the variation of the material design and consequently of the mechanical behavior of a composite.
The tapered whiskers having strong photoluminescence at 391 nm and with a considerable flexibility could have potential applications.
But most of all, the new PR supremo will need a mind of considerable flexibility, since the job is just for 15 months - a detail eloquent about the survival prospects of the organisation (whose own chair, Rona Fairhead, has voiced doubts about its viability), as the current BBC Charter expires on 31 December 2016.
Moreover, this paper shows how an SQD provides considerable flexibility when exploring the balance between the design's efficiency and the burden it places on respondents.
A single best performing proximity measure need not be selected, a feature which provides considerable flexibility in the proximity terms to include.
He has a beefy tone and considerable flexibility.
In addition to enhancing mutagenic sensitivity, plasmids encoding both metabolic and mutagenesis functions on a single plasmid provide considerable flexibility for future mechanistic studies or tester strain development, in which it may be necessary to introduce additional plasmids containing different antibiotic resistance markers.
