The phrase "considerable luxury" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is of great comfort, extravagance, or indulgence. Example: After years of struggling, the couple finally achieved success and were able to enjoy considerable luxury, including a lavish vacation home and designer clothing.
Having said that, tourists can comfortably revel in the marvel of Victoria Falls or Hwange's wildlife in considerable luxury and with little risk, though more luxurious — and costlier — accommodations are available across the river in Zambia.
El Silencio combines minimal environmental impact with considerable luxury.
(First- and second-class passengers were exempt from these procedures, and enjoyed considerable luxury on board.
As for the amateur draft, each team will be assigned a soft cap on the amount of money it can spend on signing bonuses for picks, with considerable luxury taxes imposed on teams that exceed those amounts.
At the end of the day's tour, visitors return to the cruise ships, where they spend the night in considerable luxury compared with the residents of Onjongi, the local village, which has no electric power.
The 59-year-old who lives in considerable luxury on the Spanish Costa del Sol is aid to have established close links with south American drug gangs as well as those elsewhere in Europe as well as with some Asian drug suppliers.
Records of the castle at the time show considerable luxuries, including valuable tapestries up to 60 feet long, silk bedclothes, rich furs and silver bowls and utensils.
I read a fascinating article by Edward Helmore in the Guardian the other day about how there is considerable angst among luxury brands that young Chinese consumers, who are responsible for one third of luxury goods and fashion sales, are not living up to expectations in terms of buying their share of fashion and bling.
At most, four classes were differentiated: semidivine chiefs (whose Arawakan name, cacique, has come through Spanish into English), who usually enjoyed considerable power and luxury; nobles (usually by descent but sometimes on the basis of wealth or military exploits), whose prestige and perquisites included little political authority; commoners; and often slaves.
They married in 1919, and for 11 years they lived in great luxury and considerable misery.
Worse, they began selling scores of high-end timepieces into gray market channels like eBay and Overstock.com, doing considerable damage to the luxury image that Switzerland's brands had worked hard to cultivate.
