The phrase "a reconsideration about" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "a reconsideration of" instead.
Example: "The committee called for a reconsideration of the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "a review of" or "a reassessment of".
(a)Reconsideration of basis for payment.
Yet the sheer abundance of undisguised tax-increase proposals is the latest evidence that spending cuts in California, arguably deeper and further along than almost anywhere in the country, may be producing a reconsideration among voters about taxes and the value of government.
Officials acknowledged that the summit meeting together with North Korea's other recent diplomatic overtures might yet force a reconsideration of American assumptions about North Korea's intentions, but they said their assessment of the North missile abilities has remained unchanged.
But more useful might be a reconsideration among newspaper executives about why their customers act one way but seemingly feel another.
"Beyond internal Catholic Church politics, a married Jesus invites a reconsideration of orthodox teachings about gender and sex," said journalist and author Michael D'Antonio, who writes about the Catholic Church, in a blog on The Huffington Post.
- Information Security Officer For many participants, the development of the caBIG federated platform could prompt a reconsideration of how decisions about access are made: "If the systems are such that they can get into our data, we might need to think for the first time about being a little bit more circumspect and think about what qualifications we would want to impose.
This would traditionally be called a covers band, but as everyone is up in arms about authenticity, I think there needs to be a reconsideration of how we think about the performance of "other written" music.
But the growing evidence of productive hybridization does seem to call for a reconsideration of how we think about species.
The judgment that some brain functions are trivial in this context invites a reconsideration of what is most significant about what the human brain does.
Using film analysis, a reconsideration of auteur theory, and biographical information about Hitchcock, students will reexamine Hitchcock's films and films that pay homage to his work.
