The phrase "considerable amount of pressure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or significant amount of pressure that is being applied to someone or something. Example: The new employee felt a considerable amount of pressure to perform well in their first week on the job.
For the record, after a considerable amount of pressure from Jon Snow, Grayling did say he was "wrong" on Channel 4 News yesterday.
You are fortunate that you do not need a "ripped" partner in order to become aroused, because in such a scenario there can be a considerable amount of pressure on both the seeker and the object of desire.
Wales had managed to absorb a considerable amount of pressure from their opponents, but they shot themselves in the foot just before the half-hour mark when Price struck skipper Williams' back-pass - which appeared to have been slowed down by the poor playing surface - against Mandzukic, who calmly guided it into the net.
The aftermath has put a considerable amount of pressure for the powers at be to actually do something.
The prominent role of high level politicians led to a considerable amount of political pressure to introduce P4P in Tanzania.
However, it also indicates that the unusually conserved blocks we have identified among the four species must be under a considerable amount of selective pressure.
There's a bit of audible creaking to be heard if you apply a bit of pressure to the edges and there's a considerable amount of give felt when pressing down on the (handsomely finished) back panel.
A considerable amount of process data such as pressures, temperatures, etc., are measured routinely and stored permanently.
A considerable amount of information can be obtained from pressure and flow time curve analysis [ 53].
Although there is a considerable amount of information available about the physiology of blood pressure regulation, the search for genetic variants which influence risk of high blood pressure in the general population has, on the whole, been disappointing.
High rates of substitutions not equally distributed among sites in the sequences caused, e.g., by sequence constraints due to environmental pressure can produce a considerable amount of phylogenetic noise in the data and so-called "bad" and phylogenetically misleading alignments.
