The phrase "an emerging consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a new or developing factor that is becoming important in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the field of environmental policy, climate change has become an emerging consideration for lawmakers."
Alternatives: "a growing concern" or "a developing factor".
These emerging considerations inform our understanding of PPARγ function as well as of adipocyte development and physiology.
The rationale for the approach is thus discussed below under Emerging Considerations.
It covers the rationale and preanalytical, analytical, postanalytical, and, where applicable, emerging considerations, the last of which alert the reader to ongoing studies and potential future aspects relevant to each analyte.
In written MoD submissions to the court, prepared by Philip Havers QC and James Eadie QC, it is stated that if evidence of systemic abuse of civilians does emerge, consideration will then be given to holding "a broad-ranging public inquiry" along the lines contended for by the Iraqi applicants.
Fever suppression strategies and their possible implication for risk of autism has been an emerging topic of consideration.
Some in America too may have seen this as a symbol of a broader global competition.Many Chinese people understandably want both the respect due to an emerging superpower and the consideration and admiration due to a poor nation that has come a very long way in a very short time and one that has done so, in sport as in so much else, largely by agreeing to follow the West's rules.
This may be an emerging trend that warrants further consideration.
Even so, the potential presence of human pathogens inside lettuce should be taken into consideration as an emerging risk for human health.
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Only some individuals lose control over their drug use, and the importance of behavioural impulsivity as a vulnerability trait predicting stimulant abuse and addiction in animals and humans, together with consideration of an emerging neuroendophenotype for addiction are discussed.
