The phrase "a failure to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the lack of attention or thought given to a particular issue or factor.
Example: "The report highlighted a failure to consider the environmental impact of the proposed project."
Alternatives: "an oversight in considering" or "a neglect to take into account".
The end result — a failure to consider a major issue in public policy — is a great pity.
These difficulties may stem in part from a failure to consider the in forma pauperis statute in the context of the over-all scheme governing criminal appeals.
On the flip side, California may never fully recover from a failure to consider the possibility that costs could go up.
Thus, a failure to consider the evolution of other species may result in a failure of our efforts to preserve them.
Mr. Judt's dislike of the outcome of these debates hardly marks "a failure to consider a major issue in public policy".
Foster said that a failure to consider the circadian influence in past animal experiments may even have led to promising drug candidates being shelved.
There is now a requirement that the treatment of all patients with breast cancer should be considered at a multi-disciplinary meeting, and any failure to consider an appropriate adjuvant treatment should be a thing of the past.
These controversies reveal not a conscious denigration of Native Americans but a complete failure to consider the implications of using a ceremonial headdress as a cute prop.
Leveson said he showed a complete "failure to consider personal consequences of publishing information about an individual's private life".
Furthermore, the article shows how this failure to come to terms with local climate conditions and changes was symptomatic of a broader failure to consider the overall agricultural livelihoods of peasant cultivators.
On the day of the accident, there was a "shocking failure to consider the health and safety of employees and others", he said.
