The phrase "and use a considerable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application or utilization of a significant amount of something, such as resources, time, or effort.
Example: "To achieve the desired results, you will need to invest time and use a considerable amount of resources."
Alternatives: "and utilize a significant" or "and apply a substantial".
He treated these themes with a broad and vigorous technique in a subdued range of colours that often borders on monochrome and used a considerable element of caricature to underline the coarseness of his peasant types.
These assessed the requirement to work fast, hard, and using a considerable amount of effort, as well as the impact of not having enough time to do the job and of having to face conflicting demands at work.
Despite the gain of 70% over the execution time of the BFA algorithm and 50% over the DFA algorithm, the methods proposed by Badr, Swenson and Sankoff use a considerable amount of the main memory to keep the groups of i-traces and permutations.
The move is a big (if unsurprising) get for Microsoft, which has been cautiously shifting further into consumer hardware and could use a considerable boost for its Windows Phone platform.
The criterion of at least three chronic diseases or disease complexes out of a predefined list was chosen in order to include patients, for whom the diseases represent a certain burden and who we can expect to use a considerable amount of medication [ 14].
The 1,000 largest companies are sitting on almost $3 trillion, and the hope is clearly that many will follow BHP Billiton's and Intel's lead by using a considerable portion of it for acquisitions.
The Na+/K+ ATPase pump uses a considerable portion of the ATP produced in cells.
In this study, the doses to salivary glands and eye lens were determined with a tissue-equivalent phantom, and the authors demonstrated that by decreasing the current from 165 to 35 mAs and using a pitch factor of 2, a considerable dose reduction without the loss of diagnostic information is achievable in dental CT[15].
