The phrase "a process that considered" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a process that considers" or "a process that was considered" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The study outlines a process that considers various factors affecting the outcome."
Alternatives: "a method that takes into account" or "a procedure that evaluated".
The PARIHS framework suggests that successful implementation is signified by a process that considers the nature and type of evidence, the qualities of the context in which the evidence is being introduced, and the way the implementation process is facilitated.
But to fill the remaining places in the freshman class, the university employs what it calls a "holistic" process that considers a broad range of factors including race, socioeconomic status, extracurricular activities and community service.
But little evidence has yet been compiled showing the actual results of ocean plans, and whether or not they have delivered on their promise to balance competing interests through a collaborative process that considers environmental concerns.
Source: Kirkness & Barnhardt 2001 [ 63] Generally, socially responsible medical voluntourism is a collaborative process that considers the full participation of local communities, local healthcare workers, and local health authorities [ 54].
2) What knowledge statements related to each TC can be generated using an iterative process that considers both expert and student perspectives?
Sure, but even some large universities have a very personal process that considers the whole student.
Each project is supposed to go through a rigorous screening process that considers its value and feasibility.
Manager David Iben at sub-adviser Tradewinds Northwest Quadrant seeks equities that appear undervalued by a bottom-up process that considers absolute valuation and security pricing in the context of industry and market conditions.
To receive NIH funding, applications are evaluated by a peer-review process that considers the significance, innovation, and approach of the grant application, the investigator(s), and the research environment.
It requires an effective work process that considers and integrates various technical and business matters.
