The phrase "a considerable increase over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise or growth in a particular metric or value compared to a previous point of reference.
Example: "The company reported a considerable increase over last year's sales figures, indicating strong market demand."
Alternatives: "a significant rise compared to" or "a substantial growth over".
The sums being talked about on the eve of the Madrid conference represent a considerable increase over what was discussed even a few weeks ago.
This showed that material strained in the range from 3.0%to7.5%5% and annealed at 800 °C for different times all reached Fsp values in the range 75 80%, a considerable increase over the as-received material.
Maximum estimated temperatures at depths of 5 and 7 km are greater than 200 and 300 °C respectively, a considerable increase over previous estimates.
This is a considerable increase over the 38% (2,548/6,709) of all S. cerevisiae proteins known to be phosphorylated and suggests a possible interplay of arginine methylation and phosphorylation [ 55- 61].
There was also a considerable increase over time in use of the CURB (confusion/urea/respiratory rate/blood pressure) score in patients with pneumonia, but these differences were not significant between control and SPI1 hospitals, and the point estimate favoured controls (table 6).
Our study showed that URE was present in all age groups, with a considerable increase in prevalence over 50 years (24% for patients over the age of 50 years), which reflects a greater benefit from optical correction after this age.
The Home Office will not be able to meet the challenges of Brexit without "a considerable increase in resources" over and above its current 6,500 staff, two former senior immigration officials have told MPs.
It is probably safe to conclude that there has been a considerable increase in provision over the last decade (bearing in mind that it started from a very low base figure) and that currently about 12% of children between three and five years receive some form of ECCE.
Each individual experiences a considerable increase in age over the course of a lifetime.
The EI for Japanese female students (n=13), showed a considerable increase (p= .023) over a year.
The MD method provides a considerable increase in power over existing methods, yet it comes at the cost of computational intensity.
