The phrase "a considerable task in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or substantial task related to a specific area or field.
Example: "Completing the project on time was a considerable task in the face of numerous challenges."
Alternatives: "a significant task in" or "a substantial task in".
So we have a considerable task in front of us, but I think our agility and flexibility will continue to be the driving force".
Coping with the physical pressure of the athletics was going to be a considerable task in itself; but surrounded by publicity and anti-publicity, and perched on top of a dangerous political spike, she responded marvellously.
Any entity subject to the CCPA that interacts with individual consumers faces a considerable task in readying for compliance during the approximately 18-month period before the CCPA is enforced.
Health promoters face a considerable task in conveying the message that current recommendations advocating a minimum of thirty minutes of moderate intensity accumulated physical activity on all or most days of the week are straightforward to achieve.
As discussed earlier, this biphasic pattern in CtCHS expression might reflect the safflower responses to (i) the immediate salinity and (ii) the later produced stress signal, suggesting that CtCHS takes a considerable task in safflower response to salinity.
Father Krieg didn't say so, but it must be a considerable task to keep up the large church and school in the face of the changes the neighborhood has undergone and is still undergoing.
Even if the information was available, the comparison of each and every medicine in a profile against an authorisation status is a considerable task, especially for protocol feasibility testing when a large volume of potential patients' information is being queried.
He was talking about the team's defending but, other than organisation, rebuilding belief feels a considerable task.
