The phrase "absurd considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is unreasonable or illogical when taking into account certain factors or circumstances.
Example: "The decision to cut funding for the program is absurd considering the positive impact it has had on the community."
Alternatives: "ridiculous given" or "unreasonable in light of".
That seems absurd, considering that he plied his craft as a true 'independent filmmaker,' long before that phrase became popularized".
And perhaps it is absurd considering that virtually all the film shows that nose tackles, when on the field, are still dominant forces.
A Blockbuster spokeswoman said that so far the stickers would be applied to just one movie, a measure that might seem absurd, considering the scores of films that depict terrorist activity.
Chung, the sports science professor, said that South Korea seemed unique in the sense that "the whole nation laughs or weeps depending on one athlete's success or failure," a prospect that he found "a bit absurd," considering that "these athletes do what they do for personal success and fortune".
That's absurd considering how fast Facebook typically moves.
Nice political theater once again, and wholly absurd considering this same commentariat said if we allowed market forces to work their magic and shrink the banking system that the economy would collapse.
Much of it tends towards the absurd: consider the inspiring lunacy of Lenny Bruce, the dark surrealism of Franz Kafka or the comparatively light version that imbues the short fiction of Etgar Keret, an Israeli writer.Jewish humour also rests on a closeness but separateness from the societies in which Jews lived particularly Yiddish-speaking Jews in Europe and on paradoxes.
If that sounds absurd, consider that Dean Kamen isn't just the Segway guy.
If this seems absurd, consider the following scenario.
If that sounds absurd, consider the motto in big block letters on ZestFinance's website: "All data is credit data". It's a mantra a growing number of lenders and credit-scoring firms are living by as they use more and more data — much of it unrelated to money — to augment traditional underwriting practices.
This is an absurd situation considering, as Goldman comments, that "the Muslim world is of small interest to America" aside from oil which is part of an integrated global market.
