The phrase "also considerable amounts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or resources in addition to something previously mentioned.
Example: "The project requires not only time but also considerable amounts of funding to be successful."
Alternatives: "significant quantities of" or "large sums of".
In addition to carbon, the coarse mode consists of refractory metals and also considerable amounts of alkali.
GC analysis of the cultivation broth of Rut-C30 and its recombinant strains grown on wheat straw revealed especially a high accumulation of arabinitol, but also considerable amounts of xylitol (highest concentrations measured were 696 mg arabinitol and 63 mg xylitol per liter fermentation broth).
Other nitrogen sources namely ammonium sulphate, potassium nitrate and ammonium oxalate gave also considerable amounts of CMCase with both wastes as compared with sodium nitrate [ 56].
Also, considerable amount of time is required for screening and subsequent selection rounds.
Furthermore, untreated ASC that were transplanted as controls for newly established repair strategies also generated considerable amounts of bone (Refs 125, 128, 142), although complete absence of defect repair by ASC control groups has also been described (Refs 123, 126).
Some reservoirs also produce considerable amounts of greenhouse gases and speed up the dispersal of exotic species.
Ground moisture seeping up from the soil in a crawl space or through a concrete floor can also add considerable amounts of moisture to the air.
In this work, Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains PE-2 and CAT-1, commonly used in the Brazilian fuel ethanol industry, were engineered for xylose fermentation, where the first fermented xylose faster than the latter, but also produced considerable amounts of xylitol.
We have also spent considerable amounts of money creating the device, paying the vendor and other bills that Fusion Garage wasn't able to.
Herbage and other plant biomass also produce considerable amounts of nitrous oxide (N is mineralized, nitrified and de-nitrified) even without passage through livestock's intestines.
Coal fly ash also contains considerable amounts of trace and rare elements, and some them can be hazardous (Izquierdo and Querol 2012).
