The phrase "are really considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is perceived or regarded by people or in a particular context.
Example: "These factors are really considered important when evaluating the overall performance of the project."
Alternatives: "are often regarded" or "are typically viewed".
Figure 1(b) shows that all possible column matrices J are really considered in the 32660 runs because the scalar product gets all values between −1 and +1.
In addition, according to the male owner/founders of the investigated family firms, the selection of sons as successors is considered more or less as natural, while daughters are really considered as an after-thought.
The reality is that only between 10 and 20percentt of the population are really considered consumers.
In particular, the protective role of antioxidants could possibly have clinical implications in PD, AD, ALS, and MS. Antioxidants contained in natural foods are really considered part of nutraceuticals, that is, compounds with a significant role in modifying and preserving healthy physiological functions [ 24].
"I hardly ever see artists who are really considering what is going to happen to their work," Ms. Nagy said.
"With parents we have a little more trust, whereas the college kids, we don't think, are really considering Sears right now".
"Very often, people in different fields are really considering the same problem, but they have a different terminology".
At the present time it appears very few people besides us are really considering structure to be a useful tool in studying the major events in evolution.
In the evaluation of the results, we have used the terms correct and wrong, but it is important to consider that we are really considering deviations between the manual and automatic registrations.
THESE DAYS WE ARE constantly surrounded by sweet baked goods, but once upon a time they were really considered quite special.
But even at a senior level, investment banking is really considered an always on-call client service profession.
