The phrase "a substantial one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or importance of something in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "The funding provided was a substantial one for the development of renewable energy projects."
Alternatives: "a significant one for" or "an important one for".
However there is evidence for a small reciprocal effect for males at age 13 and a more substantial one for females at 15 (the alcohol (mis) use ⇒ antisocial behaviour path, r = 0.26, being of almost the same magnitude as the antisocial behaviour ⇒ alcohol (mis)use path, r = 0.29), providing evidence of shorter-term effects of alcohol (mis)use to antisocial behaviour as well as vice versa.
Whether couples have little to no age gap, or a substantial one, it's not uncommon for a woman to put her career on hold for the sake of the family.
Legislators typically go years without a raise, Mr. Cullen said, then try for a substantial one.
The school — the Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering and Research — is a novel venture for India, and a substantial one, which will cost two million rupees in the end.
The school the Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering and Research is a novel venture for India, and a substantial one, which will cost two million rupees in the end.
A first-wicket stand of 148 was followed by an even more substantial one for the third.
The drug maker Eli Lilly & Company declined $1.05, to $70.19, after saying it expects a substantial one-time charge for merger-related costs in the first quarter of 2004.
He then explored how this preference affected labour markets.In America, where the black population was roughly one-tenth of the total, discrimination against blacks led to relatively small reductions in white incomes but far more substantial ones for black workers.
In lieu of exams each student will write a substantial essay, one for mid-term, and one for the end of term.
While the distinction between stillbirth and death immediately after birth might 'not seem to be a very substantial one', the crucial issue for him was not whether a child had been born alive or dead, but the fact that it had been born at all.
