The phrase "a considerable state of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial condition or situation regarding a particular subject.
Example: "The research revealed a considerable state of anxiety among the participants during the study."
Alternatives: "a significant level of" or "a substantial condition of".
As a result, the Bulls find themselves in a considerable state of uncertainty as they look ahead toward the rest of this season and beyond.
It's not just down to their touring schedule, which makes you feel hysterical with fatigue simply looking at it, and which has left their van in a considerable state of disarray: in a beautifully bathetic display of the ravages of life on the road, when bassist William Cashion opens its door to fetch something, a bag of mouldy carrots falls on to the pavement.
In 2001, a German court found that the Libyan state bore a considerable share of responsibility for the blast, as Libyan agents helped plan it.
"For various reasons, there is a considerable percentage of state land sitting vacant, so it must be handed over to individuals or groups as owners or users in an effort to increase production of food and reduce imports," the government decree said.
The article calls for embedding the assessment of working conditions in a broader Tanzanian historical/political context which has been characterised by an ambiguous and shifting landscape of considerable state regulation, extensive economic reforms and decentralisation, and more recently by emerging democratic sentiments.
We continue to try to hack our systems and have a considerable investment in state of the art electro-magnetic R&D facilities.
Republicans intend to import a considerable variety of red-state country talent for the flurry of events.
For the Wenzel state, a considerable loss of solute occurs due to the presence of dead zones within the gaps resulting in a significant increase in dispersion.
Nevertheless, adopting the architecture for ubiquitous enterprise environments poses some challenges since the wireless/wired systems around the enterprise may dynamically interact in the network and cause a considerable amount of meaningful state changes (called "events").
Consequently, Morrow was able to effect a considerable reorganization of the state government, including replacing the Board of Control with a nonpartisan Board of Charities and Corrections, centralizing highway works, and revising property taxes.
Because character states that only appear once receive the same weight than highly frequent states, a considerable loss of information may occur.
