The phrase "achieved considerably more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that someone or something has accomplished a significantly greater amount or level of success compared to a previous standard or expectation.
Example: "The team achieved considerably more than their initial targets, exceeding all expectations for the project."
Alternatives: "accomplished significantly more" or "attained much more."
Moreover, results clearly demonstrate that the approximation algorithm achieves considerably more improvement in throughput as compared to the heuristic method.
But I think they achieve considerably more than this.
Questionnaires seeking more than one diagnosis have achieved considerably lower agreement levels.
Mr. Mehta achieves that distinction, and considerably more, throughout this absorbing, illuminating recital.
They make an instructive comparison with Last Resort: Pawlikowski, a documentary-maker by trade, plants a sense of actuality in his film by harnessing a range of vérité camera styles - juddering close-ups, video surveillance, hidden shooting positions - that achieves a similar, if considerably more fluid, effect.
The starved fish have generally decreased transcription of immune genes but following infection they attempt to recover this, although they have less circulating plasma proteins and hence may have more difficulty in achieving this and potentially expend considerably more protein and energy reserves attempting to deal with the pathogen.
These considerations could make the design and execution of chemopreventive studies considerably more difficult to achieve than if GP were not considered.
To achieve such accuracy CAOS systems are considerably more complex in their design than conventional surgical tools.
The patients who received adalimumab were also considerably more likely to achieve ACR responses and disease remission than DMARD-treated patients.
"I think that we will need to be spending considerably more than that to achieve Category Two status.
This was considerably more than the established techniques achieved.
