The phrase "considerable spending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of money being spent, often in a financial or economic context.
Example: "The company's considerable spending on marketing has led to increased brand awareness and sales."
Alternatives: "substantial expenditure" or "significant outlay."
NBC executives expect less from a truncated show; but the company will be spared the considerable spending for its annual Champagne event.
This gives them considerable spending autonomy.In addition, advertisers believe young people are exerting strong influence over the spending habits of their elders.
Beginning with Gary C. Jacobson's foundational work in 1978, scholars over the years have found considerable spending effects on election outcomes and/or individual vote choice.
The site is frequented in the main by affluent mothers with considerable spending power and a high degree of self-regard.
The current mood could not have been foreseen on the opening day of the season, an entertaining 2-2 home draw against Everton that followed a summer of considerable spending.
Speaking on the sidelines of a meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington, he added, "I have differences with Medvedev on economic policy; they basically have to do with considerable spending on military goals".
But still, acquiring a formal outfit requires forward planning and considerable time spent searching.
If it works according to plan, this should save considerable time spent with each customer.
Despite considerable effort spent in attempting to establish tractable genetic systems for parasitic nematodes, previous success has been limited.
Not surprisingly, this led to a considerable increase in spending on advertising.
In response, he said, the church has been spending considerable energy trying to confront racial issues.
