The phrase "a good consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the merits or value of something, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "In evaluating the proposal, a good consideration of the potential risks and benefits is essential."
Alternatives: "a valid point" or "a worthwhile factor".
Abstinence from the use of intoxicating liquors was held to furnish a good consideration for a promissory note in Lindell v. Rokes (60 Mo. 249).
Such services are a good consideration for the promise, and the implication that a previous request had been made for the services rendered is one of law.
And, if it was only doubtful whether such a guarantee was not available, the giving it up was a good consideration.
A good consideration is to make it a part of the performance objectives of the leaders and valued employees, and rewarding them for carrying out such activity that adds to the development of their subordinates.
Previous work attempted to model and analyze the computing systems without a good consideration on disaster occurrence, unexpected failure of network connection and proper dependencies between subsystems in a data center.
With two buttons and two machine guns it is also a good consideration to alternate triggers, one side, then the other in rapid succession.
While technically a sales position, this would be an exceptionally good consideration for a "people person" who enjoys helping others, has a zest for living, and would prefer to support a clientele via incoming calls as opposed to needing to call or search to create leads and find new customers on their own.
A very good consideration 9 is that MD is a complex disease and, as a consequence, the genetic contribution to MD is also complex.
In his introduction to the trial, Potts writes; "Thus have we for a time left the Graund Witches of the Forrest of Pendle, to the good consideration of a very sufficient jury".
Suppose the undertaking given up had been one rendered unavailing by the Statute of Limitations, no action would have lain upon it, but the attempt to enforce it could not perhaps have been resisted without injury to the defendant's mercantile character; the relinquishment of it, therefore, would have been [113 Eng. Rep. 121] good consideration for a promise.
As a result, C plans a premium takeover bid for D. C authorizes its agent U to disclose these plans to an outsider V in return for good consideration.
