The phrase "substantial appetite" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a strong or large desire or craving for something, often specifically for food. You can use this phrase in various contexts, such as in describing someone's eating habits or preferences, or in discussing a larger, more general desire or craving. Example: "After her workout, Jenny had a substantial appetite and devoured a hearty breakfast of eggs, bacon, and toast." Example: "The new restaurant in town has been receiving rave reviews for its menu, with many customers praising its substantial appetite for unique and flavorful dishes."
Bosnich has always had a substantial appetite.
Audiences are advised to arrive with a substantial appetite for familiar innuendo.
As the whirlwind success of the marijuana social network Massroots has demonstrated, there is a substantial appetite for cannabis-related services.
We believe that there remains a substantial appetite amongst both boards to complete this merger and we are of the opinion that should the terms of the merger be renegotiated Britvic are likely to be in a stronger position.
Fears are growing among civil libertarians that Barack Obama will allow the National Security Agency to retain its bulk databases of US phone call information, despite new polling that indicates substantial public appetite for restricting the spy agency's powers.
Yet there was insufficient public appetite for substantial increases in financial support for families.
At a droll hour and a half, "Almost an Evening," which opened on Tuesday night in an Atlantic Theater Company production, whets the appetite for more substantial undertakings, like dinner after the show.
WASHINGTON — While Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia, said he was all for slowing federal spending, he has no appetite for the substantial cuts in farm programs proposed in President Obama's new budget.
Cognitive control of appetite (reappraisal) requires substantial attentional resources and effort in order to work.
In clinical studies in patients with T2DM, chronic EXE treatment was shown to reduce appetite, resulting in substantial weight loss, decreased truncal fat mass, and increased secretion of adiponectin (13, 21, 22).
Once patients have gained substantial weight, further fluctuations in appetite or hunger do not predict weight changes, but cognitive restraint and actual eating behavior seem to remain important predictive factors.
