The phrase "considerable legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount or body of laws or regulations that have been enacted.
Example: "The government has introduced considerable legislation aimed at improving environmental protection."
Alternatives: "substantial legislation" or "significant legislation".
Even a regular MEP can wield considerable legislative influence by piloting legislation through the parliament as a rapporteur, a level of legislative responsibility far above what a backbencher in London could ever hope for.
Here also we have seen considerable legislative interest in this legislation, and coming off a year where over 100 million accounts were compromised in the United States alone, it's time for Congress to pass this common-sense measure.
In the past 20 years, the tobacco control movement in NSW has advocated successfully for considerable SHS legislation and regulation, and non-smoking indoor areas are now the public norm, enjoying wide support [ 13, 20, 34].
This time, he was a member of the majority -- Republicans have long controlled the Senate -- giving him considerable clout over legislation.
Although it will take considerable movement for legislation to emerge from a conference committee, some lawmakers said they believed a compromise could be reached.
Although the Reichstag could theoretically exercise considerable influence over legislation by granting or withholding its approval, parliamentary authority and party initiative were weak and untested, and Bismarck had little difficulty in piecing together a workable majority for his program by a strategy of divide and rule.
Additional factors that motivate the development of toxicological prediction methods include considerable progress with legislations in both the European Union and North America and the need for the reduction of costs involved in experimental testing of an increasing number of chemicals, as well as advances in the understanding of the biology and chemistry of the active chemical compounds.
In this context, Tom Strathclyde's quickie, pre-Christmas review of the upper chamber's role in relation to secondary legislation assumes considerable significance.
They have their own constitutions, parliaments and governments, and exert considerable influence on federal legislation through the German upper house, the Bundesrat.
Understandably, perhaps, the legislation caused considerable concern among landowners, with Oliver Russell, owner of the 23,000-acre Ballindalloch estate in Banff, saying he feared a "Zimbabwe land grab".
