The phrase "a considerably larger amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities, indicating that one amount is significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new budget allocates a considerably larger amount for research and development than last year's budget."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater amount" or "a much larger sum".
In August, Rock Health landed Kleiner Perkins as a partner, which means that the startups presenting today have been able to take advantage of a considerably larger amount of seed funding than prior batches.
The low value (38.44 %) could have resulted from the formation of a considerably larger amount of coke, and it has been reported that the acid site density also affects the metal/acidity balance of the catalyst and metal dispersion, such that zeolites with Si/Al ratios between 15 and 40 had a good balance between the two functions and showed good stabilities [2].
Without direct monetary guarantees for wool prices from the National Trust, it actually costs farmers a considerably larger amount of money to shear their Herdwicks than they would receive in compensation; the majority of farmers once burned their fleeces as waste products.
First, a considerably larger amount of data is used in this study, both in terms of taxon and gene sampling.
These results demonstrated that the CDSL would facilitate regional climate change impact assessment using a considerably large amount of climate data, e.g., >200 GB, as inputs to agricultural models.
This shows that in general the perception of security is set for a considerably large amount of time, and so a region that in the past was perceived as being secure (insecure) has a tendency of being perceived secure (insecure) in subsequent years.
By following the guidelines in the article, we were able to vaccinate the patients allergic to egg. 8 If future influenza vaccines were to contain considerably larger amount of ovalbumin, we would consider using the same guidelines as in this study.
There are, however, a few examples of nonseed tissues capable of producing considerably larger amounts of TAG.
If Labour gets £3,000 from 100,000 homes it will raise £300m, which is well short of the £1.2bn it aims to raise, so clearly there will have to be considerably larger amounts raised from properties in higher bands and from foreign owners with a second home in Britain.
Most dry cow rations do, however, contain considerably larger amounts.
