"considerable speed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The sprinter finished the race in record time, achieving considerable speed."
Events ramp up at considerable speed.
Even more remarkably, he reached his destination with considerable speed.
It will be underpriced by solar, wind and other alternatives which are moving at considerable speed.
His handballs zip and pop with considerable speed, his hands whirring in perpetual motion.
Hudes has a concentrated, intellectual bearing; she speaks intently, and with considerable speed.
It's the toughest move in snowboarding, and Kass sticks it, even though he lost considerable speed when he sketched out.
We have estimated that migrating the proposed design to a Virtex-6 model XC6VLX240T-1 [43], a considerable speed-up can be obtained, reaching 80 ms per image without compromissing accuracy in the original algorithm.
To support the above claims, we present eight recent implementations of various algorithms using the DataFlow paradigm, which show considerable speed-ups, power reductions and space savings over their implementation using the ControlFlow paradigm.
By using this knowledge, we can tackle the narrow passage problem by incorporating a refined neighbor selection strategy, a hybrid sampling strategy, and a more powerful local planner, leading to a considerable speed-up.
Our algorithm adopts several optimization strategies that provide considerable speed-up over a naïve approach, as confirmed by the results of extensive tests we made for efficiency and effectiveness using six different datasets.
Experiments were conducted on 18 publicly available datasets and showed that the cascaded algorithms achieved considerable speed-ups over the original AdaBoost.M2, AdaBoost.OC and AdaBoost.ECC in both training and detection runtimes.
