The phrase "a finding considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or assessment of a particular finding or result.
Example: "In the report, a finding considered significant was the increase in user engagement over the past year."
Alternatives: "an evaluated finding" or "a regarded finding".
Overall, the researchers calculated that these gains closed the achievement gap by roughly a third — a remarkable finding considering how easily and inexpensively such interventions can be applied at scale.
This is a serious finding, considering that a good relation to friends is one of the most important factors for HRQOL in healthy adolescents [ 10].
It's an alarming finding considering that a woman with extremely dense breasts has twice as much risk of developing cancer in the next 10 years as a woman with average density.
"This is a worrying finding, considering that we can already see an increase in ocean acidity today that is the result of human carbon emissions.
These lesions contain activated Erk, a paradoxical finding considering that the patients are treated with an inhibitor of the pathway.
The majority of the U.S. students expressed they have not even taken such a course, which is an interesting finding considering that (at least graduate) education in entrepreneurship in the U.S. has flourished in the last decade.
More outliers were observed in the line with a smaller effective size, an interesting finding considering that selection is expected to be more efficient in larger populations (Wright 1931).
Not a trivial finding, considering that ignorant prejudice against the serial comma was written into the guidelines for marking a nationwide 2013 spelling and grammar test for 10-year-olds.
Gross annual deforestation was higher in older broadleaf forests than in conifer plantation forests, a surprising finding considering the small area and conservation status of many broadleaf forests in Ireland.
None of those samples contained genetic evidence for any of 18 common respiratory viruses — a striking finding considering that eight of the flights occurred during flu season.
