The phrase "are nowhere considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not taken into account or acknowledged in any context or location.
Example: "In this study, certain factors are nowhere considered, leading to potential gaps in the findings."
Alternatives: "are not taken into account" or "are not regarded anywhere".
There was also concern raised about detainees with serious mental health conditions, with the board noting that two detainees seemingly arrived at Yarl's Wood "because there was nowhere else considered safe for these vulnerable women".
But we are nowhere, nowhere, nowhere near there.
The most common response to the project, however, highlights the central issue with plastic pollution in general: Ocean Cleanup's fleet is nowhere near sufficient considering how much plastic we're producing and discarding every year.
Forests similar to the Mediterranean sclerophyllous forests extend east, discontinuously, as far as the western slopes of the Himalayas, although throughout their range they have been extensively altered by human activities and nowhere are considered to be in their natural state.
But perhaps the profoundest difficulty is that he nowhere considers history as a branch of literature: it must be a science or nothing.
The China Challenge shows why China is nowhere near powerful enough to be considered a global "peer competitor" of the United States, but it is already strong enough to destabilize East Asia and to influence economic and political affairs worldwide.
Perhaps Huxley would have been even more self-critical considering that this was nowhere more evident than in the species on which we most depend – our crops.
It was nowhere near enough for us to consider.
While there were some Latinos in attendance and on the big screen, the representation was nowhere near what it should be considering Latinos are the fastest growing population in the United States.
