"adequately consider" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something needs to be thought about thoroughly. For example, "The board will need to adequately consider all options before making a decision."
It argues that he failed to adequately consider advice about the mine's impact on the finch.
The Administration, according to these judges, failed to adequately consider the consequences of abruptly ending DACA.
The CAO's investigation into the Tata Mundra plant concluded that the IFC had failed to adequately consider the project's "potentially harmful effects".
FoE says the Welsh government has failed to adequately consider serious environmental and health concerns associated with waste incineration, including particulate emissions and nitrogen dioxide.
In addition, he did not adequately consider political and professional reservations presented to him before the fateful decisions of July 12," the report concluded.
Another thing that Piketty doesn't adequately consider is the possibility that inequality, in some of its dimensions, is not rising at all.
But he does not adequately consider America's most radical, widespread, and influential utopian moment: the communal back-to-the-land movement of the nineteen-sixties and seventies.
In response, it published a report on the Tata Mundra project, concluding that the IFC had failed to adequately consider its "potentially harmful effects".
ACF has alleged in papers filed in the federal court that Hunt, when approving the mine, failed to adequately consider advice from the recovery team.
In its failure to adequately consider open justice, the green paper gives rise to concerns about the impact on public trust and confidence in the courts.
The court ruled that the S.E.C. "acted arbitrarily and capriciously" in failing to adequately consider the rule's effect on "efficiency, competition and capital formation".
