The phrase "a tendency to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's habitual inclination or predisposition to think about something in a particular way.
Example: "She has a tendency to consider all possible outcomes before making a decision."
Alternatives: "a propensity to think" or "an inclination to regard".
"I had a tendency to consider too many possibilities and out-think myself".
There is a tendency to consider any Connecticut team in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament as a flickering flame.
In Anglo-Saxon countries there is a tendency to consider the two-party system as normal and the multiparty system as the exceptional case.
But as late as 1959 the Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons wrote: 'Today the prisoners with detainers are evaluated individually but there remains a tendency to consider them escape risks and to assign them accordingly.
We're sure that if Nigerians are able to control their own industry there would be a tendency to consider the immediate environment and the long term impacts of oil exploitation.
Officials also say privately that some cases have not been investigated thoroughly because there has been a tendency to consider Iraqi civilian deaths an unintended consequence of combat operations.
The Medicare drug program is off to a reasonably good start, but any tendency to consider the job done is to be avoided.
Until recently, there was a widespread tendency to consider adipose tissue an inert fuel dump, simply storing energy for it to be drawn upon by other tissues as required.
Next in devastating power, and much more far-reaching, is the hurricane, which is the same thing as a typhoon and, strictly speaking, the cyclone, nothwithstanding a popular tendency to consider cyclones synonymous with tornadoes.
The reason behind this perception is unclear but may be related to the use of tetracyclines almost exclusively for coverage of atypical pathogens in treatment of pneumonia within the U.S., or a (subconscious) tendency to consider use of older drugs as a form of de-escalation.
Respondents with educational degrees of high school diploma or above, show a greater tendency to consider individuals of 12 years and under as a child.
