"considerable record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant amount of records or when describing someone's accomplishments. For example, "She has a considerable record of success in the business world."
Nevertheless, the airplane established a considerable record of achievement.
He declared that he would go beyond Mr. Kennedy's considerable record on the issue.
The substantial time that has passed since the submission of the rulemaking petition and the intense debate on the subject have generated a considerable record and body of writings by opponents seeking to justify their position.
That fee can be considerable: record labels get twenty-five per cent of every master-tone sale (though they must pass along a portion of their take to the performer and the publisher).
Mr. Boehner wondered aloud how effective the office really is, ignoring its considerable record for discreetly investigating alleged misbehavior on both sides of the aisle and letting the chips fall where they may.
Jowell's professional life had provided her with a considerable record of hands-on experience, which she would later bring to her government jobs at the Department of Health from 1997 to 1999 and, from 1999 to 2001, as minister of state with responsibility for women and as minister for employment, welfare to work and equal opportunities.
There are considerable records on the School's various nursing majors including acute care, gerontology, maternal-child, midwifery, pediatric nurse-practitioner, and psychiatric/mental health.
After the School of Nursing's affiliation with Columbia in 1937, there are considerable records relating to it in the Central Records of the Office of the Vice President for Health Sciences/Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.
They also pose considerable recording challenges due to their material and surface properties which shall be the main focus of this paper.
The coins raise questions concerning their provenance, authenticity, design, purpose of issue and historic usage, but they also pose considerable recording challenges due to their material and surface properties, which are the main focus in this paper.
The same relationship is found for the data when divided into the JTM and ROW datasets, with increased divergence at lower magnitudes due to the superior record in the JTM region (Additional file 1: Figure S4). Figure 8 shows the median ages for eruptions in each magnitude interval for each of the 19 regions in the LaMEVE database, demonstrating considerable recording variability around the globe.
