The phrase "a significant and considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or magnitude of something in a formal context.
Example: "The study revealed a significant and considerable impact on the local economy."
Alternatives: "a substantial and noteworthy" or "a major and important".
The sun exposure index remained a significant and a considerable (effect size: β = 0.31) independent variable even after controlling for covariates.
That is a significant shift and considerable leverage for the Yankees, whose prior lease, which would have expired at the end of the year, required them to decide whether to stay by the end of this season.
Differences with a p value of less than 0.05 were taken as significant, and considerable with a p value of less than 0.1.
The study showed that the correlations between the Elmeri+ index and aggregated accident-based safety indicators were statistically significant and considerable in practice.
While lauding "significant and considerable improvement" in security for tourists since the Jensen slaying, Sommer said that "this senseless, brutal, not-describable crime takes place..
Putting this all into perspective, although Africa's global share of the middle class is expected to remain the same and relatively low over the next two decades, this does not mean that the continent will not experience significant and considerable growth.
Steerable beams provide a significant range extension and considerable multipath and interference rejection.
As is often the case in a town in a process of renewal, gay men and lesbians have a significant presence and deserve considerable credit for the current reawakening.
In the fall prevention context, although falls have been recognized as a significant health issue and considerable advancements have been made in this area of research, regional differences (rural, urban, and northern) in the incidence of fall risks, rates and injuries have not been studied in Saskatchewan.
