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The phrase "a considerably strong" is not correct in standard English usage.
It can be used when describing something that has a significant degree of strength, but it is more common to use "considerably" with adjectives that are not already strong in meaning.
Example: "The storm was a considerably strong force, causing widespread damage across the region."
Alternatives: "a significantly strong" or "a notably strong".
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In the experiment, this approach produced a considerably strong performance.
Anne had been of average height and she had a slender build with long straight and thick black or dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, a considerably strong nose, a definite wide mouth with slim lips, and an olive complexion.
With regard to health services characteristics, interestingly we documented a considerably strong and statistically significant (Chi-square: p < 0.0001) association between day of admission and both the number and proportion of cesarean deliveries, varying respectively between 64,422 and 14.84% on Monday; and, 33,836 and 7.21% on Saturday.
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A chipotle, a considerably stronger dried pepper, could be used.
Mitt Romney remains in a considerably stronger polling position than he was before last Wednesday's debate in Denver.
Twenty-five yeafterftereunificationon, Germany's western regions have a considerably stronger community spirit than those in the former east, a study suggests.
Although he lost, he ran a considerably stronger race this year than he did in 1968, when he won his freshman seat.
Still, Mr. Obama is in a considerably stronger position as he opens his second term, especially relative to the increasingly unpopular Republicans in Congress.
If so, a considerably stronger recovery could take hold, more in line with the sorts of recoveries seen following deep economic recessions in the past".
In particular, an attempt is made to quantify the individual contributions, showing that the trailing-edge region is a considerably stronger source.
Morphine, an opium alkaloid, can be converted into heroin, which shows a considerably stronger euphoric effect and is so powerfully addictive that its manufacture is legally prohibited in many countries.
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