The phrase "added considerations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional factors or points that need to be taken into account in a particular context.
Example: "In our analysis, we must include the added considerations of environmental impact and community feedback."
Alternatives: "additional factors" or "further considerations".
Trivers (1972) added considerations of parental care to Bateman's argument.
Use of these tracers introduces added considerations in PET-MRI imaging, as the field of view is typically larger and ring diameter typically smaller than traditional PET-CT systems.
The advent of NGS has also added considerations to the way in which power is calculated, for example depth of coverage has to be taken into account.
We added considerations of genetic taste status and measures of perceived taste intensity and were able to confirm that intensity is perceived to be greater for higher concentrations of taste stimuli and that this difference is noticed more markedly in supertasters.
It added, "Consideration should be given to the possibility of postponing the starting date for the system".
Adding to British frustration, there are no indications that the visit will produce any concrete results that would answer the nagging question about whether the prime minister's loyalty gains Britain any added consideration in Washington.
More recently, EIAs have added consideration of natural hazards, a good example of which can be found in CDB and CARICOM (2004).
Other elements such as purity, specificity, dose, intensity, duration, and timing of rehabilitation interventions also require added consideration to better understand treatment efficiency in stroke rehabilitation [ 30].
We have added consideration of this point as one extra section in the Results and additionally a paragraph in the Discussion.
Although we have limited data to distinguish between these potential models we have added consideration of them to the Discussion, including the idea that heterozygous regions could receive higher DSB numbers via feedback signaling.
We also added consideration of prior expectations regarding the likely effect of the surgery on sexual function, in an attempt to control for as many potential confounding variables as possible.
