The phrase "a year of considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a year that had significant events, changes, or impacts in a particular context.
Example: "2020 was a year of considerable challenges for many businesses due to the pandemic."
Alternatives: "a year of significant" or "a year of substantial".
However, these somewhat mellow headlines mask a year of considerable underlying progress for Mr Clarke and Tesco to our minds.
The Bourne plans were announced as Sadler's Wells published its annual report showing a year of considerable success with record attendances of 705,971.
THE announcement last month that Martin Margiela had left his fashion house, following a year of considerable doubt about his presence there, suddenly changed the context of his work of the last 20 years.
Mr Jenkins said in a statement: "2013 has been a year of considerable positive change for Barclays, and I am particularly proud of the progress we have made in starting to rebuild trust, in defining and implementing a common culture, in repositioning the business for the future, and in significantly improving our balance sheet.
This has been a year of considerable change for the women and children of Afghanistan, not least of all in the education sector.
A spokesman for Heritage Auctions issued a brief statement from Jim Halperin, the company's co-chairman, saying it believed that the seller had "purchased fossils in good faith, then spent a year of his life and considerable expense identifying, restoring, mounting and preparing" the skeleton.
In my opinion, we can expect another year of considerable growth of business volumes and capitalization for such companies as Lending Club, Prosper and other P2P platforms.
"And it will start to take effect very soon". After more than a year of White House rhetoric, however, there is considerable skepticism from not only Democratic politicians but also from many consumer advocates.
It has mutated slightly in the period of a year, bringing considerable improvements.
But five years of considerable prosperity and easy credit have honed self-indulgence.
The British launch follows two years of "considerable investment" in its mobile network, says Orange.
