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The phrase "a considerable onus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant burden or responsibility that someone has to bear.
Example: "Taking care of the family's finances has become a considerable onus for her since her husband lost his job."
Alternatives: "a significant burden" or "a heavy responsibility".
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A considerable onus therefore rests with this pioneer group, and their contribution to curriculum design, evaluation and programme revision should be valued [ 1, 2].
A considerable onus therefore rests with this pioneer group, and their contribution to curriculum design, evaluation and programme revision should be valued.
Since Curriculum 2001 was implemented in January 2001, it is only in its embryonic stages, a considerable onus therefore rests with curriculum organisers to continue providing feedback to staff and students about evaluation of each theme (content, cases, skills, organisation, etc).
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Stein's production is looking its age, even though the septuagenarian German returned to redirect it; its clunky period sets somehow add to the already considerable onus upon a hard-working cast.
That is a considerable understatement.
But a considerable challenge remains.
A considerable Internet furor ensued.
Malaysia produces a considerable volume.
Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.
A considerable wine selection.
A considerable contribution!
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