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"a considerable string of" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it when you want to describe a series of items that is long or impressive. For example, "The party had a considerable string of delicious desserts."
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A considerable sleight-of-hand.
"Music for a While" is a foray into Baroque song, an area in which Ms. von Otter has considerable expertise after a string of Handel roles and recordings.
Additionally, the simulation extends those results by using AA strings, adding a considerable quantity of information.
He had the benefit of a state-of-the-art organisation and considerable momentum from a string of victories.
The UK faces a string of "considerable" security threats, including the emergence of militant group Isis and the "expanding scope" of cyber crime, the home secretary has said.
The calculation of SMDs using direct string comparison approaches requires a considerable amount of operations and this probably explains in part why this quantity has not been more often exploited for DNA motif discovery.
For the Triennale, the French artist settled in a room with a few strings, some nails, and a considerable dose of ultraviolet light.
Dussek's own musical compositions include a considerable number of pianoforte sonatas and concerti and numerous chamber works for piano and strings.
A considerable amount of material was missing.
It is a considerable piece of work.
A considerable number of women stop.
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