The phrase "also consider that there" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone take into account a particular point or situation that exists or is relevant.
Example: "When evaluating the project's success, also consider that there were unforeseen challenges that impacted the timeline."
Alternatives: "also take into account that there" or "also keep in mind that there".
You should also consider that there are age requirements in some countries.
Of course, we must also consider that there are problems wholly distinct from the visualisation process, some of which are particularly applicable to data science.
One should also consider that there are huge win-win policies available, most notably more expansionary policy in America, Europe, and Japan.
The simplest way to do it is to assume away compatibility between components of the same type and also consider that there are only two firms, each producing one component of each type.
In some countries, pastoralists also consider that there is a perverse incentive created by policies: as soon as pastoral lands are successful in harbouring biodiversity, these lands attract higher regulation which in turn negatively impacts pastoralists, when conservationist policies follow the paradigm of segregated land use.
Furthermore, we should also consider that there is potential misclassification of MSM as heterosexual contact [ 44].
It had also failed to consider that "there is a public interest in providing a platform for protest at both common law and the European Convention on Human Rights".
He also considered that there was no justification for treating mental-health patients differently to prisoners and therefore the law was discriminatory in breach of article 14.
Also, considering that there are millions of songs out there, we know that we only selected a small amount of information to build the word language model.
It is also considered that there is an external static magnetic field (mathbf{B_0}) acting along the z-direction ((mathbf{B_0}=hat{k} { B_0})), where (hat{k}) is the unit vector along the z-direction which is very strong that the electrons and dusts are moving along the magnetic field direction very fast, i.e. the response of electrons and dusts look like as that in the unmagnetized plasma.
On a related matter, Charles Darwin also considered that there was inheritance of acquired characters (Burkhardt et al. 2014; pp. 329, 373 376)—it was a fairly common early idea.
