The phrase "a considerable swing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or shift in opinion, behavior, or statistics.
Example: "There was a considerable swing in voter sentiment during the election campaign."
Alternatives: "a significant shift" or "a notable change".
"You can have what looks like a considerable swing but in acreage terms it's nothing".
In a working class district in the north of Vienna that has seen a considerable swing towards the FPÖ in recent months, despite having been a Social Democrat (SPÖ) stronghold for decades, people were enjoying the warm spring sunshine, some sunbathing at the so-called workers' beach (an old SPÖ creation) at the Alte Donau, a branch of the river Danube.
Yeovil now require an improbable set of results and a considerable swing in goal difference to extend their one-year stay in the second tier, the highest level they have ever played at.
He was caught behind driving at Taylor, who found considerable swing with the new ball, and a leaden-footed Cook drove to gully to depart for 13.
Although Trump's success depended on multiple demographics – college-educated, wealthy whites were crucial – as a white family in a low income-bracket somewhere in an undefined midwestern state, Malcolm's family would have been a key demographic to mobilise; possibly part of the considerable swing from poorer Democrats to Republicans that helped Trump clinch it.
Given the considerable swing from government deficit to surplus set out by the coalition government over the next five years, there is a simple, mathematical, need for equal and opposite shifts across the other three sectors: households, corporations and the rest of the world.
"We expect considerable swings in temperature and precipitation," said Jack Kelly, director of the service.
Industrial metals, like copper and zinc, also saw considerable swings.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe board of LcH.Clearnet agreed to a €500m ($680m) offer by the London Stock Exchange for a majority stake in the clearing-house.
The use of continuous glucose monitoring has shown that hypoglycemia is more significantly associated with cardiac ischemia than normo- or hyperglycemia and that the same association is present in patients with considerable swings in blood glucose.
Davis possesses a swing with a considerable amount of preparatory movement and, more than most of his teammates, he relies on rhythm.
