The phrase "a major reconsideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant change in opinion or perspective regarding a particular issue or decision.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, the committee decided that a major reconsideration of the policy was necessary."
Alternatives: "a significant reassessment" or "a substantial review".
If the judge denies the request, it could force a major reconsideration of the defense strategy.
A1 The court set the stage for a major reconsideration of its approach to gay rights, accepting a challenge by two gay men to a Texas law that treats same-sex couples as criminals for the same sexual practices that are legal in Texas between a man and a woman.
Jenkins (2002, 195) calls for a major reconsideration of the way in which pronunciation is currently dealt with, not only in L2 English classrooms but also in phonology teacher education and in research.
Indeed, it is the opening sentence in P1 (see Table 4): (5) Jenkins (2002, 195) calls for a major reconsideration of the way in which pronunciation is currently dealt with, not only in L2 English classrooms but also in phonology teacher education and in research.
Last fall we had our rose-colored shopper shades slapped off our faces, and it's hard for stores to make their merchandise relevant in this new sober era without a radical overhaul and major reconsideration of priorities.
However, more recent findings, obtained with a novel high-resolution direct MRA imaging technique [21] during headache and migraine attacks provoked by a 20 min CGRP infusion, suggest the reconsideration of the rejection of vasodilatation as a major contributing mechanism of migraine pain, and the resulting dismissal of Wolff's hypothesis.
But if a reviewer did just screw up, and this was a major decision point, you might have recourse to an appeal or reconsideration.
The demonstration that lectures form a major proportion of teaching may offer a valuable opportunity for curriculum reconsideration, renewal and redesign.
Beyond the evident biological relevance of these new findings, they could also allow the reconsideration of a whole part of literature as regards inconsistencies in NP uptake studies as incubation conditions, and especially serum presence, seem to play a major role.
Are we now entering a "Bush reconsideration time?
