The phrase "a considerable inventory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large amount of stock or items available for sale or use.
Example: "The store has a considerable inventory of electronics, ensuring that customers can find the latest gadgets."
Alternatives: "a substantial stock" or "a significant amount of inventory."
The low solubility of hydrogen isotopes in the alloy generates an high partial pressure and, as a consequence, an high tritium permeation rate from the breeder into the He coolant and a considerable tritium inventory in the structural materials.
As a result this month both auction houses have relied on the considerable inventory amassed by the Nahmads — the dynasty of dealers with spaces in New York and London — to supply them with many of their priciest works.
"Gains from here on will probably be much more difficult to achieve, as poor labor market conditions, tight credit, overly leveraged household balance sheets, and still considerable inventory of new and existing homes all exert downside pressures," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, wrote in a research note.
With the hotel business thriving in Europe and the United States, many hotel companies that sold considerable inventory at low prices to third-party sites like Expedia and Travelocity in the last two years are keeping more of that inventory for themselves.
Tansaekhwa is particularly appealing, because, in addition to their considerable inventories of historical material, most of the artists continue to make new work.
Poxviruses provide considerable inventories of gene products that allow them to evade the host immune response [ 3].
Non-criminal cash register errors account for a considerable percentage of inventory shrinkage.
If the inventory is small there is a considerable chance (or complete certainty in the case of a binary inventory) that the result of the mutation will be the original one (since mutating an element twice will result the original one).
But he does a considerable volume of business over the Internet and has been computer-friendly since 1986, when he began to put his inventory on a database, mostly to produce his signature catalogs.
Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.
