The phrase "a direct consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific factor or aspect that is being taken into account in a decision-making process.
Example: "In evaluating the proposal, a direct consideration was the potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a straightforward factor" or "a clear aspect".
Note that these cheminformatics methods have also been applied to predict chemical toxicity without direct consideration of a target (Prathipati et al. 2007), but methods of this type are not the primary subject of this report.
A hypothetical decision overturning Grutter might forbid direct consideration of those factors but continue to allow consideration of, say, economic hardship or knowledge of a second language.
The present analysis focusses on the finite element modeling of delamination tests in FRP-reinforced concrete blocks using a continuous discontinuous XFEM approach, which takes into direct consideration the mechanical properties of concrete, adhesive and FRP.
Personally, I did not take it into direct consideration because I felt that it was a film that had to be made.
The understanding of how microalgae respond to nutrient stress at molecular level is largely limited to several model species, such as Chlamydomonas reinhardtii[ 14, 15], Thalassiosira pseudonana[ 16] and Dunaliella salina[ 17], which were not under direct consideration for the production of biomass as a biofuel feedstock.
OPAL is the first tool to provide direct consideration of the distribution of ecosystem service benefits among people in a mitigation context.
Direct consideration of the energetic constraints underlying the demographic transition results in a qualitatively different population projection than produced when the energetic constraints are ignored.
This configuration is hence not under direct consideration in this study.
Few reports have been found about similar research into direct consideration of the economic evaluation.
