The phrase "a sizeable list" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a list that is large or significant in quantity or importance.
Example: "After compiling all the feedback, we ended up with a sizeable list of suggestions for improvement."
Alternatives: "a substantial list" or "a considerable list".
Even though Kermit is implemented on a wide range of computers, it is still not available on all shop floor control devices, but there is a sizeable list.
Bridgespan has since chalked up a sizeable list of successes in the US "social services-industrial complex", which was worth $1.87tn in revenues and $4.30tn in assets in 2009, according to the National Centre for Charitable Statistics.
Two welcome touches were a small but well-chosen selection of Spanish cheeses, some of them barely known to most Americans, and a sizeable list of Spanish wines, from $20, with many first rate vintages to choose among.
Sandy Weill, the man behind the mergers that created Citigroup, the archetypal universal-banking giant, surprised pundits last month by saying that megabanks should be broken up.In doing so he joined a sizeable list of ex-bankers who seem to have experienced remarkable changes of mind once they have retired, options and bonuses doubtless vested.
The primary weakness of Google's Daydream VR is still a lack of content, but the young platform got a bunch of new software today, including a sizeable list of new games.
(It, too, has a sizeable beer list).
Bartle says from the moment Meghan Markle was pictured wearing the jeans, website traffic increased 3,000% and the Harriet jeans sold out within 24 hours, leaving a sizeable waiting list in their wake.
Cirrus plays in the latter and has been able to build a sizeable customer list, thanks to highly integrated chips.
Looking down the sizeable list of games (speed)running at Summer Games Done Quick, it's hard to notice one particular theme that connects the chosen titles.
Such studies usually result in sizeable lists — often hundreds — of potential cancer drug targets, most of which are not members of well-understood cancer pathways.
Selecting the best targets is a key challenge for drug discovery, and achieving this effectively, efficiently and systematically is particularly important for prioritizing candidates from the sizeable lists of potential therapeutic targets that are now emerging from large-scale multi-omics initiatives, such as those in oncology.
