The phrase "are considerable differences between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing variations or distinctions among multiple subjects or items.
Example: "In the study, it was found that there are considerable differences between the two groups in terms of their performance."
Alternatives: "there are significant differences among" or "there are notable distinctions between".
With regard to the violins, it should be mentioned that there are considerable differences between different (good quality) instruments.
Besides the conceptual argument that it is unlikely that a small local hospital is a relevant competitor across all fields for a neighboring tertiary care provider, our results show that there are considerable differences between different diagnoses.
There are considerable differences between the skins of different vertebrate classes, and they are closely related to the environments of the various groups.
Yes, there are considerable differences between the two states' laws.
Detailed information is given in this table, because there are considerable differences between some versions.
On the other hand, there are considerable differences between other variables depending on the model.
Even though typical mismatch energies are of the same order of magnitude, there can be considerable differences between different substitutions at one position and between different nucleotide positions.
As expected, osteoclasts produced characteristic resorption pits after 4 14 days (Fig. 3e) but there were considerable differences between different osteoclast cultures (Fig. 3f).
There were considerable differences between the different estimates.
There were considerable differences between levels in different organs, with higher ascorbate content in liver, and lesser levels in the kidney and lung, similar to our previous report 29.
Among the 39 descriptors, seven misfitting descriptors showed that there were considerable differences between participants' ratings and the original CEFR levels, indicating a big variation in ratings.
