The phrase "a considerable popularity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has gained a significant level of popularity or acceptance among people.
Example: "The new smartphone model has gained a considerable popularity among tech enthusiasts due to its innovative features."
Alternatives: "a significant popularity" or "a great popularity".
Evolutionary computation techniques have seen a considerable popularity as problem solving and optimisation tools in recent years.
Recently, the subject of fractional calculus gained a considerable popularity and importance.
The Epitome once enjoyed — perhaps owing to its rhetorical character — a considerable popularity and p. x was widely used as a school-book as late as the end of the seventeenth century.
Another approach to empirical confirmation that could be used for understanding experimental practice in biology is the Bayesian approach, which has enjoyed a considerable popularity among general philosophers of science and epistemologists in recent years.
The third death, announced the day after that of Jose Fernandez, was that of Arnold Palmer who transformed golf into a game of the masses and a television game of considerable popularity.
As a class of important lightweight structural components, sandwich panels have gained considerable popularity in a range of engineering applications.
Legalism is a popular albeit quite inaccurate designation of an intellectual current that gained considerable popularity in the latter half of the Warring States period (Zhanguo, 453 221 BCE).
And, for a time, Mr. Borman enjoyed considerable popularity both inside and outside the company.
Corrugated panels have gained considerable popularity in a range of engineering applications, particularly in morphing skin applications.
Using poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA) particles for drug encapsulation and delivery has recently gained considerable popularity for a number of reasons.
Mr. Davis has frequently been mentioned as a possible choice, someone whose considerable popularity in the Golden State could help Mr. Gore win its biggest-of-all trove of electoral votes.
