The phrase "a place of considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that has significant importance, size, or value in a particular context.
Example: "The museum is a place of considerable historical significance, attracting visitors from around the world."
Alternatives: "a site of great" or "a location of substantial".
It has also been a place of considerable peril.
Nevertheless the town remained a place of considerable importance until the close of the 17th century.
Come summer, a brook becomes a shadow of its former self and a place of considerable mystery.
Still, it is clear from these entries that, for Arbus, New Jersey was a place of considerable attraction.
Its headquarters tower in Tokyo is now a place of considerable corporate intrigue, though it is still a hotbed of innovation.
In "Moby-Dick," Ishmael perceives the sea to be "indefinite as God," but in fact the ocean is a place of considerable structure, with discrete sections layered across it horizontally.
Set in a Japanese PoW camp on the Burma Death Railway, its inspiration, in part, arose from a place of love, albeit considerable pain, too.
"I understand that by making this decision, it may place me in a position of considerable risk, since I am foregoing a signed contract, without any guarantees whatsoever, with only the hope that I will be selected to play for the West Indies again.
"I understand that by making this decision, it may place me in a position of considerable risk, since I am foregoing a signed contract without any guarantees whatsoever, with only the hope that I will be selected to play for West Indies again.
Gayle, who spoke to the selectors from India, said: "I understand that by making this decision, it may place me in a position of considerable risk, since I am foregoing a signed contract without any guarantees whatsoever, with only the hope that I will be selected to play for the West Indies again.
"By making this decision, I understand it may place me in a position of considerable risk, since I am foregoing a signed contract, without any guarantees whatsoever, with only the hope I will be selected to play for the West Indies again.
