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The phrase "accompanied by a substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is accompanied by a significant amount or degree of something else, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The report was accompanied by a substantial amount of data to support the findings."
Alternatives: "coupled with a considerable" or "together with a significant".
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This beautifully restored Blu-ray version is accompanied by a substantial documentary, Charles Laughton Directs.
This phase change is accompanied by a substantial amount of film dissolution.
Corporate disclosure comes in the form of accounting numbers framed or accompanied by a substantial amount of text.
Xerxes led a vast army overland from the Dardanelles, accompanied by a substantial fleet moving along the coast.
"In every site, introduction of the checklist had been accompanied by a substantial reduction in complications," he writes.
These structural distortions are accompanied by a substantial decrease of the relative mean-square displacements of the first ligands.
This was accompanied by a substantial improvement in the properties of SCC mixtures in the workability and stability tests.
The lowering of support prices was accompanied by a substantial increase in the size of direct payments to farmers.
This decline was accompanied by a substantial exodus of this age group from the county: 42,123 left, a more than 20percentt decrease.
In a lab-scale fixed-bed downdraft experimental approach, catalytic gasification of MO was accompanied by a substantial production of syngas at 760 900 K.
Long time scale processes were observed to result in cation exchange properties accompanied by a substantial decrease in redox activity and/or CV currents of the polypyrrole electrode.
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