The phrase "a strong consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important factor or aspect that should be taken into account in decision-making or evaluation.
Example: "When planning the project, budget constraints were a strong consideration in our final decision."
Alternatives: "a significant factor" or "an important aspect".
"If he would have been there, he would have been a strong consideration".
Mr. Chambliss said that he had been considering a race against Mr. Cleland and that "redistricting will be a strong consideration in my mind".
Amy left us way too early but did so in the way that she lived life -- with grace, courage and a strong consideration for others, stoically confronting her struggles with cancer.
This study proposes a strong consideration of historical perspectives in informing policy debates on sustainable pastoralism.
Most of the company's customers are accessing Domo via mobile devices, says James, and that is a strong consideration in development as well.
The use of these values without a strong consideration of their variability can influence the overall determination of the structural number, hence, the thickness of the pavement.
To increase the sustainability of the MHP project, it is important to identify highly significant indicators and to give a stronger consideration of those indicators in the dimensional scores.
There is an increasing call for a stronger consideration of impairment in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) in the diagnostic criteria of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) to improve the prediction of dementia.
Here, we describe examples from both the natural products as well as the synthetic molecules advocating for a stronger consideration of the PPI stabilization approach in chemical biology and drug discovery.
In fact, there is an increasing call for a stronger consideration of impairment in IADLs in the diagnostic criteria of MCI to improve the prediction of dementia.
The results of the qualitative analysis suggested completing the picture of the individual help-seeking process through a stronger consideration of the system-level variables.
