The phrase "and further consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where additional thought or deliberation is being requested or acknowledged, often in formal or legal documents.
Example: "The committee has reviewed the proposal and further consideration will be given to the budget implications."
Alternatives: "and additional review" or "and more deliberation".
"We would require robust evidence to support the benefits and further consideration of the risks posed to users and others before reviewing this".
The Home Office said several amendments to the bill had been lodged this week which touched on concerns such as those voiced by the Fawcett Society and "further consideration" would be given to them.
April 2006 CPS lawyer suggests police may need to adopt a narrow view of the law but adds "this area is very much untested and further consideration will need to be given".
In addition, recent biomedical applications in which silk biomaterials are used are reviewed, and further consideration is given to the effect of post-processing methodologies on material properties and function.
The disparity between the results from this randomised factorial experiment and the majority of previous research, with its reliance on observational studies and correlations determined through regression analyses, suggests the need for further collection of experimental data and further consideration of causal effects in protected area research.
For major geotechnical projects, such as offshore piles, deterministic design is not always enough and further consideration of geotechnical uncertainties is deemed necessarily [22].
Privacy concerns remain a major constraint and further considerations are necessary around how call data is utilized and released.
Although the manuscript emphasizes M1 and PMC, dissociations between spatial and temporal coding were observed in other areas (PPC and ACC) and warrant further consideration.
Thus, in the medium term, HIV care prior to ART eligibility does remain a challenge for healthcare systems and societies and deserves further consideration in sub-Saharan Africa.
This can in general introduce an ambiguity in the interpretation of brain imaging or lesion studies (Price and Friston, 1999) and requires further consideration of the task components.
