The phrase "a considerable negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant adverse effect or outcome in various contexts, such as discussions about research findings, economic impacts, or personal experiences.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable negative impact on the participants' mental health due to prolonged isolation."
Alternatives: "a significant drawback" or "a major disadvantage."
Justifying his concerns, Chalke wrote that Benefits Street had already had "a considerable negative impact" on Oasis Academy Foundary pupils.
Moving vehicles have a considerable negative effect on the accuracy of scan registration and lidar odometry.
The compound α-LiAlTe2 provides a considerable negative value of birefringence of −0.01.
"But it could lead to a long-term depletion process with a considerable negative impact on jobs and prosperity".
"Political stability has led to a revival of economic activity...However, in recent years, falling commodity prices and low currency combined with the 2014 Ebola outbreak has had a considerable negative impact...Prudent management of natural resources is a pillar of the national Agenda for Prosperity and there is strong commitment to align the EITI with these reforms.
Traffic burstiness has a considerable negative impact on network performance.
Using only data from a distantly related line for prediction with a linear model resulted sometimes in -small positive predictive correlations, in a few cases in considerable negative predictive correlations, and sometimes in predictions with very large bias.
6 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is still a disastrous infectious disease posing considerable negative impact on quality of life to individuals and communities.
Plastocyanin, which has a considerable overall negative charge and a surface acidic patch which is important in forming a productive electron transfer complex with its redox partners, gave a faradaic signal at pre-treated BDD only in the presence of neomycin, a positively charged polyamine.
A 1983 study involving 146 university students found "considerable negative changes in attitude" towards people with mental health problems among those who had seen the film.
He said: "Buy-to-leave generates considerable negative publicity, but it constitutes a relatively small part of our 'broken' housing market.
