The phrase "a possible consideration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential factors or aspects that may be taken into account in a decision-making process.
Example: "In our meeting, we will have a possible consideration of the budget constraints before finalizing the project."
Alternatives: "a potential factor in" or "a possible aspect of".
Its goal is to present the broadest possible consideration of all aspects of the relationships between architecture and mathematics, including landscape architecture and urban design.
The Glendale Redevelopment Agency has gone so far as to give the hotel owner 45 days before the possible consideration of eminent domain proceedings.
Additionally, further investigation of the possible time-dependent pattern of recovery by injury setting is warranted with possible consideration of outcomes beyond 12 months, as well as research to understand potential differences in the predictors of outcomes by injury setting.
For instance, consideration of 'replacement' might direct researchers to use simulations or natural experiments when possible, consideration of 'reduction' might guide them to reduce sample sizes or to keep encounters with wildlife brief, and consideration of 'refinement' might lead them to collaborate to streamline efforts and maximize the data gathered from a minimal number of samples.
This suggests the possible consideration of older patients without thrombosis history or JAK2 mutations as 'intermediate-risk' and reserve the 'high-risk' label to patients with thrombosis or to those who are >60 years but also display JAK2 mutations.
Even if Judge Benson prohibits a formal necessity defense, it is possible a consideration of Mr. DeChristopher's intent, and thus a discussion of government impropriety, could seep into the proceedings.
Enough has now been said to make possible a consideration of Wittgenstein's reasons for describing the position I have been calling "linguistic atomism" as "obvious".
A number of possible considerations were proposed by the authors - that is, feasibility of a semi-upright position, external validity of the scientific evidence, difficulty in measuring adherence to a semi-upright position, costs, and the use of a semi-upright position in bundles for the prevention of VAP.
Perhaps skill practice sessions during clinical placement down time could be a possible solution, or consideration of increasing patient simulation during academic semesters.
The pilgrimage, which in medieval practice combined a fundamentally religious purpose with the secular benefit of a spring vacation, made possible extended consideration of the relationship between the pleasures and vices of this world and the spiritual aspirations for the next.
