The phrase "a range of considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant variety or extent of something, often in contexts such as research, analysis, or discussions about options.
Example: "The study revealed a range of considerable factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a significant range of" or "a substantial variety of".
Clive Black, a retail analyst at Shore Capital Stockbrokers, said: "We expect, as part of a range of measures, considerable senior management change under Mr Lewis, as Tesco needs a world-class top team to take it forward".
The economic evaluations included a range of analyses and considerable differences in the quality of reporting were evident.
Temeraires first broadside against Fougueux at a range of 100 yards caused considerable damage to the Frenchman's rigging, and she drifted into Temeraire, whose crew promptly lashed her to the side.
New telemetry studies are revealing that a range of migratory megafauna spend considerable time in coastal waters during vulnerable life history stages [12], [13], [33].
Several ongoing trials are investigating a range of preventive regimes, with considerable interest in the aromatase inhibitors [ 83].
While there are limitations in the methods and the data, the use of a range of cost estimates provides considerable robustness to the overall conclusion to be drawn regarding the cost effectiveness of the program.
(Clericuzio, 2000, Melsen, 1952, Newman, 2006) The seventeenth-century certainly witnessed the growth of a range of experimental sciences, an occurrence of considerable epistemological significance.
Zeolite-related materials exhibit a range of novel properties and are of considerable interest for their potential engineering applications.
While such scholars, as well as a range of United Nations officials, are in considerable agreement on what went wrong, they are divided over what to do.
The years 1962 64 were a peak period for worldwide interest in Hovercraft, but by the early 1970s only the British had produced what could truly be called a range of craft, and this against considerable odds.
As an effective candidate for enhancing energy absorption, a range of foam materials have gained considerable popularity, in which the density, Young's modulus and plasticity of foam materials are considered critical to crashworthiness.
