"considerable dip" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
One example of using this phrase could be: "The stock market experienced a considerable dip today, causing concern among investors."
But video game and console sales aren't at their best right now, with gaming-related device sales experiencing considerable dips ahead of last year's holiday sales season.
There are stories, after its arrival in England of considerable dips in violence, with many arguing that the drug even influenced the football terraces.
So how can it be made to seem more companionable?One way is to survey the terrain from a considerable height by dipping into a good anthology.
In addition to that, although the previous studies estimated little slip in the coseismic slip area surrounded by large slip in the up-dip and down-dip extension, considerable afterslip in the coseismic slip area was estimated in our model, which is considered to be due to poor resolving power of slip below the offshore region.
The money can only be spent once and you will miss out on considerable potential growth by dipping into your fund early.
We are also dipping into the considerable talent pool here at The Times.
Even if the driver illicitly sells only a fraction of his load, the profit from the double-dipping can be considerable.
However, Muguruza's tennis disintegrated into shards of overcooked groundstrokes as the fist-pumping diva at the other end again dipped into her considerable reserves of determination.
Clement then dipped into his considerable pool of talent in an attempt to reverse things; after all, which other Championship manager can bring on players like Chris Martin (dropped after a poor showing against Reading), Jacob Butterfield and Abdoul Camara, as he did in one go?
The main reservoir of Nanpu Oilfield has considerable lateral variation and uncertain stratigraphic dip and faults making its geological tracking difficult.
