The phrase "a time to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for reflection or contemplation regarding a decision or situation.
Example: "In light of recent events, this is a time to consider our options carefully before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a moment to reflect" or "an opportunity to think".
Harvest is a time to consider those on the margins and beyond - those for whom the leftovers, waste and the scraps are enough, or at least necessary.
As EPA administrator, Pruitt has given no indication that he thinks there's ever a time to consider the role of climate change.
All four Arts & Sciences students took advantage of opportunities offered by the A&S Career Connections Committee (ASCCC is a collaboration of the Career Development and Alumni Affairs offices in the College of Arts & Sciences and Cornell Career Servicess to use the winter break as a time to consider their next steps.
This is also a time to consider insuring the income that may be a part of the agreement, like alimony, with life insurance and/or disability insurance for that required time period.
Secondly, it's more than a chance to get a break from the pressure of work, although this may be reason enough to go! Rather it's a chance to look up, out, and beyond the detail of your research and look at the surroundings: It's a time to consider your place in the world, what's important about it, and where to go next.
If nothing else, Mother's Day marks a time to consider that.
There is a period of meditation before fire-lighting and invocations, a time to considers ancestors, kin, future bloodlines.
Often known as a "dual-track" process, an IPO is a "good time to consider doing a market check and consider what options are out there".
Michael Feder, Radar Logic: Regardless of whether or not you are a well-off Forbes reader, now is a fine time to consider purchasing a home.
WITH the Senate preparing to debate filibuster reform, now is a good time to consider a similarly daunting challenge to democratic representation in the House: its size.
It's also a great time to consider a smart estate-planning move: helping your elderly parents inventory their possessions through a "four boxes" system.
