The phrase "and demonstrate a considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to show or prove a significant amount of something, such as skill, knowledge, or impact.
Example: "The research findings are expected to provide valuable insights and demonstrate a considerable improvement in patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "and show a significant" or "and exhibit a substantial".
However, quantitative assessment of NFT in both frontal and temporal cortices revealed that these non-demented subjects showed less NFT compared with demented subjects with Braak stage V-VI [ 26] and demonstrated a considerable range of pathology within Braak stage VI [ 27].
The review is able to demonstrate a considerable impact of visual impairment and blindness.
In fact, recent data suggest that nonhuman primate vocal production, as well as usage and comprehension, demonstrates a considerable degree of control and flexibility [3].
Victims told HMIC that they were frequently not taken seriously, that they felt judged unfairly and that some officers demonstrated a considerable lack of empathy and understanding.
"Victims told us that they were frequently not taken seriously, that they felt judged and that some officers demonstrated a considerable lack of empathy and understanding".
Szwed and Kosińska [ 51] demonstrated a considerable variation of AAM in Polish girls born before 37 weeks of gestation.
Studies from both developed and developing countries have demonstrated a considerable fluctuation in the average cost of TB treatment.
Matsuda and coworkers [ 45] demonstrated a considerable reduction in serum free carnitine concentration in five patients with hyperammonaemia associated with VPA therapy (of whom three had a Reye-like syndrome).
In NO ENEMIES, NO HATRED: Selected Essays and Poems (Belknap/Harvard University, $29.95), the well-translated collection edited by Link, Tienchi Martin-Liao and Liu Xia Liuiu's wife — Liu demonstrates a considerable amount of anger while retaining his Gandhian nonviolent spirit.
