The phrase "a considerable part in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or contribution of something within a larger context or situation.
Example: "Her research played a considerable part in the development of the new technology."
Alternatives: "a significant role in" or "an important contribution to".
Compromise plays a considerable part in producing a satisfactory design.
Oxenstierna was born of a noble family that had played a considerable part in Sweden's history.
Riots also had played a considerable part in the creation of the French police in 1666.
Talent played a considerable part in Mr. Nolan's Bat restoration, naturally, as did his seriousness of purpose.
"Kevin is a popular and admired colleague and has played a considerable part in developing and shaping the careers of many current and former Channel 4 staff".
The Frenchman's footballing skills have played a considerable part in the winning of two championships as well as the completion of the league and FA Cup double.
A remarkable finding was a decrease in systolic blood pressure after the fluid challenge in a considerable part of the patients in our study population in both groups that can be explained by an initial higher blood pressure due to raised stress response during the first minutes in the emergency department.
The sex and age specific asthma prevalence shown in this report indicates either that a considerable part of asthma in childhood disappears before age 7, as shown by others, or that some asthma cases in reality are attacks of wheezy bronchitis (transient wheezing), that cannot be distinguished from asthma other than by following the course [ 9, 30, 31].
It is shown that at such average analysis, a considerable part of interactions in potential energy of the protein molecule is compensated in the sense of long-range action.
A considerable part of publications in molecular biology and related research fields investigate protein interactions because they are important to understanding the relation between the genotype of an organism, its environment, and its phenotype.
It therefore appears that the correlation between size and shape in the amounts asymmetry and individual variation is not simply the result from a direct allometric link between size and shape, but is based at least to a considerable part on linkages in the processes that produce or buffer against the variation.
