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Discover LudwigThe phrase "you may consider" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a polite and indirect way of suggesting or proposing something to someone. Example: "You may consider attending a career fair to find job opportunities."
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You may consider your own scramble the paragon.
You may consider this document as our response.
You may consider this headquarters for Miami Heat ennui.
You may consider an applicant's height only if it is a necessity of the job.
You may consider him to be the personification of political ambition.
"You may consider it venal, and perhaps it is," he said.
You may consider a time frame and offering an actual prize, such as a free bag.
"You may consider that there was an abusive regime that existed".
You may consider my question a "gotcha," but it's foundational.
You may consider eliminating this aspect altogether.
You may consider omitting this finding, or explaining better its relevance.
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