The phrase "a lengthy consideration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or analysis of a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "The report includes a lengthy consideration of the environmental impacts of the proposed project."
Alternatives: "an extensive analysis of" or "a thorough examination of".
A proper discussion of Fatalism would include a lengthy consideration of premise (4), and that would take us beyond the scope of this article.
So, after a lengthy consideration of the matter, I think that I am going to simply fall back on one of my personal truisms: if there is a thing that makes life hard for so many media and political elites, from all sides of the ideological spectrum, then it has my blessing.
Implementation of the methodology, however, is technically challenging and requires a lengthy development process.
Yet his approach was frustrating to some staff members, especially as the pace intensified: Mr. de Blasio often undertook lengthy consideration of all sides of an issue, and had a tendency to set up voluminous meetings and phone calls.
A CPS spokesman said the decision had been reached following "very careful and lengthy consideration" of the case.
"The ban on anabolic steroids goes far beyond any other racing jurisdiction outside of Europe and was decided by the ARB Board after lengthy consideration of veterinary and scientific advice and consultation with trainers' and owners' associations," Peter McGauran, the chief executive of ARB, said on Monday.
But this one, with its safety exchanges, occasional scoring and lengthy considerations of difficult positions was engrossing because of Dott's desperation to end a losing streak which was threatening, through Ebdon's unrelenting will, to deny him the fulfilment of every player's fantasy, winning the world title.
Written resources intended for parents could probably not enter into lengthy considerations of such issues.
Validation of biomarkers is a lengthy and difficult process, that requires the fulfilment of multiple criteria.
A case in point was Amanda Foreman, whose Oxford history thesis was considered, as they all are, for publication in the respectable but little-read Oxford Historical Monographs series and, after lengthy consideration by a battery of referees, turned down.
