The phrase "also contemplates how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or considering additional aspects or implications of a topic or situation.
Example: "The report not only analyzes the current market trends but also contemplates how these changes will affect consumer behavior in the long term."
Alternatives: "also considers how" or "also reflects on how".
Just as Ms. Spencer said organizers would have to review this year's festival to decide how much, if at all, it could grow next year, the owners of the ski resort are also contemplating how to expand without overwhelming a region that visitors have always appreciated for its charm and community spirit.
The Nobel Prize winner and renowned neuropsychiatrist is also contemplating how the rest of us look at art.
We are also contemplating how best to document RIAT authorship in our CVs: at a minimum, such publications need to be listed under a separate heading, identifying them as such.
Clinton also pointed to the reality facing the United States as it contemplates how to deal with Pakistan, a nuclear-armed nexus for extremism and terrorism in a strategically vital region.
In a week when the United States contemplates how long its future will be spent deep in debt, they also hint at how much its greatest creditor is pinning its own hopes of building wealth on dreams.
As the party contemplates how to win back voters who flipped from Barack Obama to Donald Trump, it should also focus on how to win the support of young people who have never voted.
Choire Sicha contemplates how to be a "good" author.
-Sean Trende contemplates how Hillary Clinton could lose.
Stephen Roseman: To have a discussion about a deficit's impact to an economy and markets, one also has to contemplate how the deficit looks compared to other developed countries' deficits.
"But it also makes you contemplate how much more difficult it is elsewhere in the world, trying to gain the respect and credibility they need to make a contribution to the game".
