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The phrase "a considerable infiltration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial entry or penetration of something, often in a context related to information, resources, or people.
Example: "The report highlighted a considerable infiltration of foreign agents into the organization, raising concerns about security."
Alternatives: "a significant influx of" or "a substantial penetration of".
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While only a minimal influx of CD8-cells could be observed after instillation of PstS1, a considerable infiltration of the bladder with granulocytes, macrophages and CD4-cells was noted.
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On the other hand, there was considerable infiltration of mononuclear cells and extensive parenchyma destruction evidenced by large and poorly demarcated granuloma in the lungs from the control mice immunized only with 5 or 10 μg of EF-1α mRNA (panel 3 and 4).
Using mean landscape characteristics leads to a considerable underestimation of infiltration-excess surface runoff and total simulated runoff.
Thus, it is beyond doubt that a considerable water infiltration may have occurred sometime in the past.
The results indicated that cells showed an organized morphology along the nanoyarns and considerable infiltration into the nanoyarn scaffolds.
A considerable sleight-of-hand.
Groundwater infiltration through leaking sewers represents a considerable fraction of the total amount of wastewater dilution.
It is a considerable piece of work.
A considerable amount of material was missing.
A considerable number of women stop.
It saved a considerable amount of time.
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