The phrase "also with a considerably" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you want to add additional information that emphasizes a significant degree or extent of something.
Example: "The project was successful, also with a considerably higher budget than initially planned."
Alternatives: "also with a significantly" or "also with a markedly".
In both those cases, the amount of the investment was not disclosed, although TechCrunch understands that it is significantly less than the Farfetch round, which is Conde Nast's largest investment to date outside of the U.S., with Farfetch also having a considerably more global focus across Europe, Asia and the U.S.
Re "Discrimination at the Doctor's Office" (Doctor and Patient, May 28): The inadequate medical care of people with physical disabilities also affects a considerably larger patient population.
Overexpressed HIF-1α also has a considerably reversed clinical correlation with treatment efficacy as well as mortality of cancers.
France also has a considerably higher annual budget deficit than Germany — 5.4 percent of gross domestic product last year compared with 1.3 percent — and a considerably larger state bureaucracy per capita.
However, the DCCT also demonstrated that intensive treatment associates with a considerably increased rate of hypoglycemia [ 2].
Concentrations of ∑DDT in the TGP also show a declining trend but with a considerably larger variability compared with the NGP.
The 3rd place team was also composed of two MIT graduates, but achieved their success with a considerably different approach..
Tamponade can also occur with considerably more fluid if the accumulation is more gradual, such as in rheumatologic or oncologic conditions [389].
Although the local unemployment rates tend to be rather close to the median, there are also regions with considerably lower or higher unemployment rates; the minimum unemployment rates are about 2 to 3%, whereas the maximum rates range between 9 and 15%.
In support of this, the kicking condition was also associated with considerably more error than the pointing condition.
