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The phrase "a number of considerable" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant quantity or amount of something, but the combination of "a number of" with "considerable" is awkward and redundant.
Example: "There are a number of considerable challenges we need to address in this project."
Alternatives: "a significant number of" or "many substantial".
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Missing accordance may be due to a number of considerable differences between both test methods.
But before these aspiring sites can manage to do that, they have to first overcome a number of considerable challenges.
Generally, I'm wary when a big company buys a smaller one with a cool product, but so far, Microsoft has actually been very kind to Skype's product, and made a number of considerable improvements.
However, analyzing NGS data still requires addressing a number of considerable computational challenges.
The open access publishing model brings a number of considerable advantages to the journal including better indexing opportunities, immediate publication upon acceptance and high visibility within the field.
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Lists a number of his considerable achievements.
This raises a number of issues of considerable concern.
I know, too, that a number of you traveled considerable distances to be with us tonight.
This flashback, the first for a number of months, provoked considerable anxiety and claustrophobia.
It involves a number of deadlines and a considerable time commitment.
The International Church of Cannabis opened its doors on Thursday after a number of legal roadblocks and considerable media buzz.
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