The phrase "added consideration should be given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of taking additional factors or aspects into account in a decision-making process.
Example: "In light of the recent developments, added consideration should be given to the potential impacts on the community."
Alternatives: "further attention should be paid" or "additional thought should be given".
The Roman Curia was "urgently in need of reform", he added for good measure; more consideration should be given to the "quality of homosexual relationships", as stable partnerships were certainly better than promiscuous ones; and the Church needed to reconsider its attitude to the divorced and remarried "as many people no longer marry at all".
If not, consideration should be given to adding at least one proxy question.
2) After initial response to insulin, consideration should be given to add a sulfonylurea or thiazolidinedione for patients with stable liver functions, in attempt to wean off insulin.
Consideration should be given to add clinical guidelines to reflect the prognostic importance of ventilatory efficiency parameters in addition to peak VO2.
In patients with mild to moderate HTG, consideration should be given to adding niacin to get both the LDL-C and non-HDL-C levels to goal, especially if the hemoglobin A1c is around 7%.
It added: "In the UK, where recovery is weak owing to lacklustre demand, consideration should be given to greater near-term flexibility in the fiscal adjustment path".
It added that "in light of protections afforded" by the BBC's existing editorial guidelines, consideration should be given to allowing "non-UK governments and other organisations … to fund 'democratic governance' programmes, such as Question Time type programmes in Afghanistan and Pakistan".
Consideration should be given to the routine supply of ITPS in emergencies in malaria-endemic areas.
Bacteriocin production is a double-edged sword, and consideration should be given in selecting starter cultures, as producing strains may inhibit other desirable strains in mixed starter cultures or adjunct cultures added later in the fermentation process.
