The phrase "a considerable mass of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large quantity or significant amount of something, often in a physical or abstract context.
Example: "The researchers discovered a considerable mass of data that needed to be analyzed before drawing any conclusions."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "a large quantity of".
This may result in a considerable mass of one-to-one interlinked software, which cannot provide an overall coherence between data.
An output highlights a conflict between the main requirements to such robot drives: simultaneous ensuring of high speed and smoothness of movement of robots with a considerable mass of moved objects.
Since a considerable mass of his notes were incomplete and/or ambiguous on either date or task, this allowed Laidlaw to tell the jury that there were only 12 occasions when it was 100% certain that Mulcaire had hacked a phone while she was editor – an eye-catching point to be able to deliver in answer to the crown's inference.
Although there exists a considerable mass of research on the modeling of these devices, a survey focusing on fractional-order models has not been conducted.
In the climate protection strategy a high CO2 sequestration can best be realized by high increment resulting in high standing volume and simultaneously harvesting a considerable mass of timber being used in long-lasting products such as construction wood.
For more results at the country level, see Additional file 2. Japan demands a considerable mass of alloying elements to produce various goods demanded by both in and out of the country, which endows it with a large responsibility for the environmental impacts associated with mining, smelting, and refining in processing countries.
This peptide demonstrates a considerable mass heterogeneity, but with periodicities of 16 and 132 Da.
It was the work of an editor who sorted through this considerable mass of material, an editor who probably spent as much time collecting, deciphering and organizing these missives as Lowell did writing them.
This is attributed the considerable mass of the carbon shell and the nanoscale and anisotropy of the magnetite nanorods.
It must be extracted from an often-considerable mass of information.
For bioslurries produced by FP of a dry lignocellulose, this results in a λ value of ca. 1/3, corresponding to a considerable oxygen mass of almost half the initial dry biomass.
