'considerable meaning' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has a great deal of significance or importance. For example, "He placed a considerable amount of meaning behind his choice of words."
This sense of "considerable," meaning "much," doesn't work with a plural noun.
Mentoring is one of the joys of academic life in a research community that brings considerable meaning to all that we do.
Needless to say, this imagery, particularly the Confederate flag, has considerable meaning in the South.
Organisational re-development also takes considerable time, meaning higher CGDI scores could be envisaged as the developmental and implementation processes mature.
Shirk, however, received considerable extension of meaning throughout the dogmatic development of Islām.
Many Greek compounds and derivatives have Latin equivalents with slight or considerable differentiations in meaning.
Yet it is also a score with considerable inherent merit, meaning a musical appeal that transcends its pianistic fireworks.
Many Greek compounds and derivatives have Latin equivalents with slight or considerable differentiations in meaning (see table).
And, as with IT, each of those can require considerable upfront investment, meaning bigger players are better positioned to take advantage.
Critics protest that the reforms have been little more than window dressing and that considerable loopholes remain, meaning the kafala system and other repressive labour laws exist under different names.
A meeting of a task force to look into the international calendar has identified January-February 2022 or November-December 2022 as the most likely options – meaning considerable disruption to the normal football season.
