The phrase "a considerable quantity in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant amount of something within a specific context or category.
Example: "The research revealed a considerable quantity in the data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "a large quantity of".
Woodwork outside the locked doors was contaminated, and there was a "considerable quantity" of radium in the surrounding rooms in the Old Tower, too much for safety.
The report from the three psychologists talks of finding "a considerable quantity" of mercury in Rutherford's old room in Manchester.
We found that carnivores deposited a considerable quantity of seeds in mosaics and scrublands, two habitat types that are very susceptible to short-term changes in vegetation composition [32].
In addition to his published work, Gödel's philosophical oeuvre consists of lecture and manuscript drafts among a considerable quantity of philosophical material in his Nachlass in the form of notebooks and completed and partially completed manuscripts, as well as extensive commentaries on other philosophers.
In India, a considerable quantity of charcoal is used in urban areas for applications ranging from industrial processing to domestic cooking.
"There is a considerable quantity of closed documentary evidence in this case.
In such cases, a considerable quantity of fluorescent prey remained on the surface, leading to high contrast values in these areas.
If a considerable quantity of Au NRs was used, in the case of weight ratio 20 1 and 100 1, redundant Au NRs could be found outside graphene sheets as marked by circles in Figure 3E, 3F.
However, a considerable quantity of C atoms was incorporated in Si and formed Si1−xCx alloy with a reduced lattice dimension even in the initial stage of direct graphene growth.
It also stimulated a further increase in record sales, and resulted in the sale of a considerable quantity of Beatle-related merchandise.
