The phrase "are considerably different in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare two or more subjects, highlighting significant differences in a specific aspect.
Example: "The two species are considerably different in their mating habits, which affects their reproductive success."
Alternatives: "differ significantly in" or "are markedly distinct in".
The difference in both magnitude and polarity suggests that offsets are considerably different in the along-track direction compared to the cross-track direction and therefore need to be determined separately.
The muscle and nerve cells of the fetus are considerably different in appearance from those of the child or adult.
These parameters are considerably different in old reinforced concrete (RC) bridge piers compared to the seismically designed bridges.
We find that there are subpockets involved in ligand binding that are considerably different in AKR1C3 relative to the closely related AKR1C1 or AKR1C2 isoforms.
Despite their similar spectroscopic features, the midpoint reduction potentials and the rate constants for reduction by dithionite are considerably different in the two sensors.
Headache aetiology and presentation are considerably different in elderly individuals.
While highly conserved from yeast to humans, it proved to be considerably different in T. gondii.
The results showed that the damage mode is considerably different in these situations.
Borrell said that he did not support a wall along the border between the United States and Mexico and that Spanish diplomats had told Trump that the situation was considerably different in scale anyway.
These results are tentatively interpreted in view of recent segregation experiments carried out on the free surfaces of the compounds and it is proposed that owing to segregation the order disorder transition temperature can be considerably different in GBs from that in the bulk.
The extent of transformation is considerably different in the two cases.
