The phrase "a previous consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been thought about or discussed before in a particular context.
Example: "In light of a previous consideration, we have decided to revise our proposal to better meet the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "an earlier discussion" or "a prior evaluation".
A team led by neuroimmunologists Noël Derecki and Jonathan Kipnis of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville set out to explore a hypothesis that had received little if any previous consideration: that immune cells called microglia might play a role in Rett syndrome.
Even taking into account all previous considerations, freshwater management reveals to be a key element controlling anthropogenic effects on this heavily populated and exploited marine basin.
Our results support the previous consideration of C. punctulatus as an ecosystem engineer, although in this case related to the changes produced on the soil surrounding the anthills which may affect the survival and distribution of other soil organisms.
"I am most comfortable when I am around other people -- I prefer 200 to 2," he explains with a firmness that shows he has given the matter previous consideration.
Nonetheless, it may be hypothesized that using clustering algorithms without previous consideration of the influence of well-known project attributes misses the opportunity to obtain more realistic segments.
As in the previous consideration of the nonlinearity due to Φ ac / Φ 0, this is not particularly a remarkable constraint.
The previous consideration also shows that the role of the function λ is decisive in enlarging the class of self-mappings satisfying condition (6) and hence condition (3).
Taking into account the previous consideration, σ = 0. Therefore, we proved that lim n → ∞ d ( f x n, f x n + 1 ) = 0. (22).
The argument then runs in strict analogy to the previous consideration, however, since the product of the reaction is not zero we speak of a recombination rather than an annihilation reaction.
