The phrase "and considering that she" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a thought or reasoning that takes into account a specific situation or characteristic of a person, in this case, "she."
Example: "The project was delayed, and considering that she was the lead designer, we had to adjust our timeline."
Alternatives: "given that she" or "taking into account that she".
In five minutes, she's shoving the furniture around, and considering that she usually deals with million-dollar budgets, she's putting her back into it like a trucker.
So, how could she do this knowing Eminem's extensive anti-gay history and considering that she didn't need to work with him at this point, and especially during a time of horrible anti-gay bullying and LGBT suicides?
That Rose isn't bothered by people looking and asking questions is impressive, considering that she has agoraphobia and severe anxiety disorder with debilitating panic attacks.
Sutherland goes on, "I could well believe it, for the second time I met her she came too close and my sexual response was both unequivocal and, considering that I was nineteen and she sixty, bewildering.
"Why isn't he back in the office, sometimes referred to as the Oval Office... He's campaigning every day, and I actually think, considering that she's under criminal investigation, I think he's got a conflict".
"I really admire how passionate and honest she is, especially considering that she's… Cher," Niess told The Huffington Post.
The playwright, who lives in Chappaqua, was astounded and a little embarrassed to win, considering that she is 16, wrote the play when she was 15 and was competing with veteran writers.
Williams approached the net 45 times, a huge number for her, which was just as well considering that she served and hit her groundstrokes inconsistently.
Mirren has the right amount of bravura, outrage and diplomacy for her part, especially considering that she is stuck between four walls.
She paused, considering that statement.
