The phrase "as the basic consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental factors or elements that are taken into account in a decision-making process or analysis.
Example: "In evaluating the project's feasibility, we must prioritize cost-effectiveness as the basic consideration."
Alternatives: "as the primary factor" or "as the main concern".
"The basic consideration here is not as to what sort of opportunities other states provide, or whether they are as good as those in Missouri, but as to what opportunities Missouri itself furnishes to white students and denies to Negroes solely upon the ground of color," Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes wrote.
Unfortunately, we often ignore the basic consideration needed, that of environmental management.
Give people the basic consideration of wanting to know how they're doing just because.
Radiation damage suffered by the FI chips has had a negative impact on their energy resolution - the BI devices were not affected - thus affecting the basic considerations as to how to make best use of the instrument.
Based on the basic considerations as laid down in the guideline of the VDI [2] and summarised above, some research projects aimed at dealing with GMP EM at a landscape level and at developing techniques for supporting the application of the respective EM strategies.
Using the challenge of counting the number of copies of kinetochore proteins in budding yeast as a case study, we discuss the basic considerations in developing a technique for the accurate evaluation of intracellular fluorescence signal.
The basic considerations are as follows: the group lasso selects the best set of parameters through nonzero columns of matrix V and the lasso regularization can further reduce free parameters of each column, resulting in a column-wise sparse and within-column sparse matrix.
This is the basic considerations and contributions of this paper.
The basic considerations are terrain, volume per hectare and relative roading and skidding costs.
As a basic consideration, cases are more likely to have progressed to severe disease or death as time since exposure increases, so the population of infected individuals able to attempt air travel will be skewed toward more recent exposures (i.e., younger infections).
