The phrase "appropriate consideration should be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for careful thought or evaluation regarding a particular issue or decision.
Example: "In making our final decision, appropriate consideration should be given to all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "due consideration must be" or "proper attention should be".
For patients who have repeated isolation of H. influenzae despite the use of appropriate antibiotics consideration should be given to the use of longer-term antibiotics or those with good intracellular penetration.
Consideration should be taken in planning appropriate use of facemasks in infectious disease policy for primary care and other healthcare professionals at a national, local or practice level.
Careful consideration should be given in choosing the most appropriate animal model to answer the specific research question of the study.
Consideration should be given to whether early ultrasound investigation is appropriate and there is a further need for investigation as to whether this would improve longer term outcomes.
Further consideration should be given to investigate whether these two items are appropriate for other groups of patents.
Consideration should be given to situations where group level scores are also appropriate.
In addition, consideration should be given to the visual impact of endpoint displays; an appropriate figure can provide an intuitively simple overview of progress.
(iii) Fertility, pregnancy and menopause Before mobilization and HSCT, consideration should be given to chemotherapy-induced infertility (semen, oocyte or embryo cryopreservation as appropriate) risk of induction of premature menopause, and ultimate need for hormone replacement therapy, where appropriate.
Before mobilization and HSCT, consideration should be given to chemotherapy-induced infertility (semen, oocyte or embryo cryopreservation as appropriate) risk of induction of premature menopause, and ultimate need for hormone replacement therapy, where appropriate.
Due consideration should be taken of the below-ground hazards that may be encountered, along with the appropriate steps to minimize the accompanying risk.
Consideration should be given to reduced dosing intervals or the use of continuous infusions guided by appropriate monitoring, to ensure therapeutic plasma levels.
