The phrase "although it was considerably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding a situation or condition that is being discussed, often followed by a statement that provides more context.
Example: "Although it was considerably more expensive than we anticipated, we decided to proceed with the purchase due to its superior quality."
Alternatives: "even though it was significantly" or "despite being considerably".
Accordingly, we found that G. sulphuraria growth was not inhibited by NaCl, although it was considerably slowed down.
This position was the most stable of the three cases, although it was considerably unstable in comparison to the case when a carbon atom occupied the octahedral interstice.
Although it was considerably more, David wasn't aware of the weight this trip.
The oldest parts of the church date from the 12th century, although it was considerably enlarged in the 16th century when a second nave was built alongside the existing structure, with the wall in between replaced by an arcade of four arches.
A similar protective effect was observed at old age, although it was considerably less robust.
Although it was considerably more challenging to identify interested coalitions and employers than our pilot study indicated, the recruitment protocol resulted in bringing influential health benefit professionals "to the table" with 75% of employers reporting moderate to complete influence over health benefit decision-making in their company.
The company now uses amplification, and although it is considerably more subtle than what one hears in a Broadway house the male voices in particular had a slightly metallic ring.
I tried it out in a smoothie and in banana bread, swapping it one for one for regular sugar, and it worked wonderfully in both, although it is considerably less sweet than refined sugar and has a distinctly date-like taste profile that wouldn't work in every recipe.
Compared with a maximum possible EQE of ~80% (considering absorption and reflection losses due to the fluorinated tin oxide on glass electrode), our best devices achieve a peak EQE of ~60% at ~3.0 eV, although it is considerably lower for lower-energy photons (Fig. 7b).
He's granted a re-dive... 8.41pm BST Sean Ingle told me this was difficult And he wasn't wrong - there really isn't a great deal you can say about somebody leaping off a platform that's higher than two double deckers (buses, as opposed to chocolate bars, although it's considerably higher than two of those too) when even their most unimpressive efforts look spectacularly graceful.
