"call for reconsideration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to review or think about something again and possibly change a decision. For example, "I'd like to call for reconsideration on the decision to cut the budget for education."
"These projections of rising unemployment seem to call for reconsideration of Administra tion budget proposals," Senator Nelson said.
Other than the spirited call for reconsideration by the progressive Architectural League, no dedicated civic or preservationist organization has come to its defense, including the City's official Landmarks Commission.
Our results call for reconsideration of the results of past clinical trials with foetal neural grafts performed, for most of them, in patients with Parkinson's disease.
Our findings and those of Bevan et al. [9] also call for reconsideration of the energy cost of soaring-gliding in birds that is commonly assumed to be 3 4 times BMR (for example in [19]).
This may call for reconsideration regarding instant access to physiotherapy and further improvement of analgesia.
Furthermore, delays in the import of clopidogrel and the cancer drugs, due primarily to the threat of prosecution by the patent holding companies [ 34] and political instability in Thailand, including the call for reconsideration of the government use licenses by the new government [ 35], are one reason for the diminished level of positive impact of the government use licenses for these drugs.
The potential of this growing field calls for reconsideration of some of the typical design and operation guidelines and criteria, with the goal of exploiting the inherently good thermal performances of gas-fluidized beds at their best.
LONDON — The world's largest financial institutions warned Wednesday that proposed rule changes in the European Union could encourage insurance companies to invest in riskier assets like bank debt and sovereign bonds, and they called for reconsideration of the measure.
In the early 21st century, revelations that thousands of priests in Australia, Europe, and the United States had committed acts of child molestation prompted calls for reconsideration of the rule on clerical celibacy.
