The phrase "a considerable interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of time that separates two events or points in time.
Example: "There was a considerable interval between the two meetings, allowing everyone to prepare adequately."
Alternatives: "a significant gap" or "a substantial period".
There is a considerable interval between eyes and tongue.
Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 19 Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
By Eugene Kinkead and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 29 , 1954P. 19 Two middle-aged actors - handsome, aging, juvenile-lead type - met after a considerable interval.
Considering that in the absence of inputs the oscillators have a frequency of 50 Hz, a delay of 5 ms constitutes one quarter of the period, which is a considerable interval.
The knowledge on drug concentration changes in the sample and on the time of its storage period is crucial particularly if there is a considerable time interval between sample collection and toxicological analysis (Skopp 2004).
Despite a considerable confidence interval around the estimate, this would classify C. trachomatis among the important infective risk factors of early prematurity.
The measurement of infections during the first year of life using a questionnaire, may introduce errors, given that the considerable interval since the events had occurred and the interview of the mother.
Hempton's obsession is to seek out all the places in America that are free from noises for considerable intervals of time.
van Dijck et al (1993) showed that a considerable percentage of interval cancers in a biennial screening programme appear de novo between two screening rounds.
Fifth, even if the present study did investigate the test-retest reliability of λdiff and λlag based on the first and the last 1/3 of the walking bouts during the 3-day recording, this is a considerable shorter test-retest interval compared to the 1-week test-retest interval considered in Rispens et al. [ 12].
