The phrase "a reason to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a justification or rationale for thinking about a particular idea or option.
Example: "There is a reason to consider alternative energy sources as a solution to climate change."
Alternatives: "a justification to evaluate" or "a motive to reflect on".
The high value of the yen already gave manufacturers a reason to consider sourcing more parts outside of Japan, and the earthquake is accelerating that push, Mr. Robinet, the IHS analyst, said.
The fact that non fundamental factors can be such powerful movers of markets is not a reason to let traders dictate monetary policy; it's a reason to consider the views of traders when interpreting prices and formulating policy.
"We have a reason to consider the ramifications on the firearms industry that has contributed much to the state's history and culture and continues to play a vital role," said Dennis Veilleux, president and chief executive of Colt Manufacturing, which has been based in Connecticut since the mid-19th century.
"It's a welcome boost and it's a reason to consider a transaction otherwise," he says, "but it's not going to change the economic fundamentals".
By instinct, I'm inclined to treat a sharp sell-off as a buying opportunity rather than a reason to consider selling, and I'm confident this applies to Compass right now.
Now many of the upstart firms founded since 1996 are bankrupt or heading there fast, and Powell cites the ongoing meltdown in telecom stock valuations as a reason to consider unleashing the Baby Bells.
When asked about Sealand in 2000, a spokesperson for the Home Office of the UK said that they didn't see any reason to consider Sealand a nation.
As long as someone out there raises awareness that, in addition to factors like scalability and proprietary technologies, brand as an asset is a credible reason to consider a company a solid opportunity.
And if you're flying to Europe, EC 261 may be a good reason to consider choosing a carrier that covers you in both directions across the Atlantic.
In fact, the cameras are a highlight here and a great reason to consider the Pixel 2 as your next smartphone choice.
Therefore, there is no a priori reason to consider this as a source of confounding.
