The phrase "a considerable technical challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a task or problem that requires significant skill or effort to overcome, particularly in a technical context.
Example: "Developing a new software application that meets all user requirements presents a considerable technical challenge for our team."
Alternatives: "a significant technical hurdle" or "a substantial technical difficulty".
Creating a probe that can function in such a wide range of conditions, and adapting it to those environments, is a considerable technical challenge.
However, a considerable technical challenge remains, since measuring sequenced activity requires recording from hundreds of well-isolated individual cells simultaneously in freely behaving organisms.
Set points of 0.2% are below the limit of those currently reported for scanning and represent a considerable technical challenge.
Building the carrier was a considerable technical challenge as it traverses a wide variety of terrains and elevations.
However, the levels of these species may be even lower than those of Aβ42; therefore, it will be a considerable technical challenge to develop assays that are sensitive enough to allow detection in the blood.
However, due to the thousands of kilometers distance between each sites of the distributed radar system, how to optimally implement the Transmitting/Receiving (T/R) beams alignment in a great space using the narrow beam, which proposed a special and considerable technical challenge in the space surveillance area.
But the field still faces considerable technical challenges, as an earlier MIT Technology Review story explained, and any commercial products are still likely years away.
To help them face these considerable technical challenges, the researchers have a powerful tool on their side: the exquisitely sensitive 150-foot-diameter Dish, which SRI International operates and maintains and the U.S. government owns.
Despite the assessment of these issues in humans still faceing considerable technical challenges, it certainly represents a critical target for our full comprehension of the disease and, hopefully, the conception of future therapeutic reprogramming strategies.
A passionate player of intense musicality, Ms. Weilerstein easily navigated the considerable technical challenges of the work and vividly conveyed its emotional depth, beginning with the weeping lines of the first movement.
