The phrase "and represents a considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or impact of something in a particular context, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The new policy is expected to improve efficiency and represents a considerable advancement in our operational capabilities."
Alternatives: "and signifies a substantial" or "and denotes a significant".
The degradation of forest resources is a global issue and represents a considerable threat to both the functioning of ecosystems and the well-being of human communities.
Biology has a main part in this global landscape because it simultaneously provides the 'model' (with natural biological membranes) and represents a considerable field of applications for new artificial membranes (biotreatments, bioconversions and artificial organs).
The results state that the combination is computationally beneficial for the search and represents a considerable step forward in this field with respect to exact and other heuristic techniques.
The 2.4 km extension is built to allow speeds of, and represents a considerable longer distance between stations than what is normal on the network.
Chest pain is common in emergency department (ED) patients and represents a considerable burden for rural health services.
Inadequate fruit and vegetable consumption increases chronic disease risk (1– 3) and represents a considerable health burden worldwide (4).
"I think they can do better than that and if I was government I would be asking them to do more as a quid pro quo for their tax privileges," he told BBC Radio 4. The ISC countered that the move would be the equivalent of building 10 new state secondary schools, and represented a considerable saving for the government.
Sweet potato vines contain nutritional and functionally valuable components and represent a considerable source of carbon, nitrogen, and energy (Ishida et al. 2000).
Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common disorder in Europe, affecting more than one out of five adults and representing a considerable burden both on the individual patient and the society [1, 2].
While the sensing strategies may be entering a mature phase of development, the designs required for the actuation of an electronic controlled delivery are still in their relative infancy and represent a considerable scientific challenge.
However, previous studies indicated that, depending on the conditions of this treatment, a group of byproducts known as trihalomethanes (THMs), such as chloroform, may be formed and represent a considerable health risk.
