The phrase "an expert considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoughts or evaluations of an expert on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "An expert considering the implications of climate change would likely emphasize the need for immediate action."
Alternatives: "a specialist evaluating" or "a professional reflecting on".
If you want to share your message and you want to become an expert, consider any speaking opportunity to practice, a great one.
I've never participated in college sports, and before I provide a stream of consciousness about something of which I am admittedly not an expert, consider the other students.
Here, we turn to the performance of MIDAS in detecting CMBs across a range of 30 unselected patients with known CMB status based on manual identification by an expert, considered here as the reference standard to define the true positives.
CRITICS, chief among them Jane Jacobs, an urban expert, considered Mr. Logue to be a ruthless figure who imposed his will on communities, in the Moses fashion.
A brainy retired four-star admiral whose jobs included commander of the United States Pacific Command, he is also an Asia expert considered adept at running sprawling organizations.
Richard L. Hasen, an election-law expert, considered the legality and prudence of these measures in Politico Magazine.
Yvonne Lin is a design strategist and an expert at considering gender in developing compelling and functional solutions to complex design problems.
The efforts are framed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a response to what experts consider a major health problem.
JUST three years ago, with oil trading at a seemingly frothy $66 a barrel, David J. O'Reilly made what many experts considered a risky bet.
He also served in the Russian army and learned English at a military school that some experts consider a training ground for Russian spies.
