The phrase "able to fully consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability to think about something in a comprehensive manner.
Example: "Before making a decision, it is important to be able to fully consider all the available options."
Alternatives: "capable of thoroughly evaluating" or "able to comprehensively assess".
A foreign office spokesman put forward a pedestrian justification of the government's stance based on being able to "fully consider the large volume of relevant material already identified that cannot be disclosed openly without a real risk of causing substantial harm or real damage to the public interest".
The new opinion, on a separate writ, focused on whether the jurors should have been able to fully consider issues like Mr. Hood's learning disabilities, and the fact that he had been gravely injured at 3 years old when a truck backed over him, crushing his legs.
Only by doing this, and by considering the specific caregiving activities and health and economic outcomes of both caregivers and care recipients, will we be able to fully consider the net benefits of informal care interventions and the net benefits of informal care more generally.
Moreover, BLP allows to fully consider reconstructed transcriptional regulatory networks.
Family physicians did not consider themselves to be able to fully determine whether scientific information is valid, reliable and unbiased.
Biomimetic models of mucosae in which mucus production has been considered may not be able to fully reproduce the amount and architecture of mucus, resulting in biased characterization of permeability/absorption.
When dealing with maternal depression, it is important to consider the possibility that fathers are not able to fully provide support to mothers and might also need some support.
Considering the length of the study, we will not be able to fully assess Maintenance, but data on effectiveness and implementation should provide preliminary insights as to whether we can maintain this intervention post-study.
The homozygous deletions (HZDs) play an important role in cancer biology and are considered important genetic aberrations as they are able to fully inactivate genes contained within them.
We consider a world comprised of several regions that are jointly able to fully satisfy consumption demand with the factor endowments at hand, with each region specializing according to its comparative advantage.
