The phrase "a considerable set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant or substantial collection of items, data, or elements in various contexts.
Example: "The research revealed a considerable set of data that supports the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a substantial group" or "a significant collection".
Smith will need a considerable set of concessions from owners to sway his constituents, who are concerned about the injury risks two more games may generate.
This may lead us to have a considerable set of candidates, however similar which makes the matching break unnecessarily near some junctions.
Despite a considerable set of works measuring real-life BitTorrent swarms, several characteristics of those swarms relevant for the optimization of overlay traffic have not yet been investigated.
My call for dropping the ban on wearing headscarves, for those women who wish to wear them -- even on campuses in Turkey, in governments buildings in Germany, and in schools in France (where crosses are allowed) -- generated a considerable set of comments [here].
Using microdissected tissues, a considerable set of pathways have been selected which differentiate between epithelia and mucosa, regardless of the disease stage.
A considerable set of markers had a zero count for one homozygote.
Recently, it also offered San Francisco a considerable sum to set up free access in public spaces, with a rollout planned for completion in April , 2014pending approvals.
Last week, Lyn Gardner laid out a considerable, bleak set of misgivings about Arts Council England's newly announced artistic assessment panels.
The community-wide average is to a considerable extent set by the common species, but not completely.
The methods to measure the kyphosis used in both of these studies required considerable set up times and equipment that would generally not be possible in normal clinical practice.
Newark's mayor, Cory A. Booker, is the Stanford-and-Yale-educated darling of the hedge fund set, and a considerable step up from the wily old crook who preceded him.
