The phrase "a considerably wide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a significant width or extent, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The river was a considerably wide body of water, making it difficult to cross without a bridge."
Alternatives: "a significantly wide" or "a notably wide".
Continued fluid formulation and simulation suggests that the damper can change its damping force rising curves or "effective" damping coefficients continuously, within a considerably wide range.
Since real urine samples were used in the study, the wastewater quality varied in a considerably wide range.
In contrast to the unlimited rotational capability around one axis, rotation around the other axis is allowed over a considerably wide range of −33° ~ 70°.
However, it is also shown that the impedance becomes constant (the system is linear) in a considerably wide power range when sufficiently high power is applied to the plasma.
Among vertebrates, teleost fish exhibit a considerably wide range of sex determination patterns that may be influenced by extrinsic parameters.
Among vertebrates teleosts present a considerably wide range of sex determination patterns, which may be influenced by environmental parameters such as temperature or group dynamics (abiotic environmentally-controlled sex determination, ESD) or is genetically determined (genetic sex determination, GSD) (for reviews see [1], [2], [3]).
Similarly, his state of the state address on January 13th seemed pitched to a considerably wider audience.
If [punishment] is a new doctrine, that needs a considerably wider degree of international consensus than currently exists..
The Intermontane Region is similar to the Pacific Coast, but with much less rainfall and a considerably wider range of temperatures.
Moreover, the array has an improved immunoassay capacity, ensures quantitative detection of multiple cancer biomarkers and may be operational in a considerably wider dynamic range of concentrations.
