The phrase "compassionate consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts depending on the context. For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "I believe that the best way forward is to approach this issue with compassionate consideration."
He noted also that authorities assess "the risks to their life if (individuals) are removed, as well as humanitarian and compassionate considerations".
Then, on Monday, he learned that Canada's Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship John McCallum found "sufficient humanitarian and compassionate considerations" in his case to warrant an exemption.
The camp that offers a big tent, compassionate platforms, and consideration for people of every race, creed, color, gender, orientation, ethnicity, and background.
These patients deserve consideration of compassionate access to promising new drugs and may require the off-label use of medications that have demonstrated in vitro action against M. tuberculosis.
Though the application explicitly states the reason for the visa application, the officer says that having "taken the compassionate aspects of this application into consideration", it should not proceed.
"The court would give prompt and sympathetic consideration to any motion for compassionate release filed by the B.O.P, but it is for the B.O.P. to make that motion in the first instance," he wrote.
If you really want to be depressed, let me tell you that the company under consideration here was a hospice called "Compassionate Care".
They were swayed by their considerations about the need to release him on compassionate grounds -- grounds that I think were completely wrong.
A consideration of patients' spirituality is now regarded as an important component in compassionate service delivery in a number of medical specialities in the United Kingdom[ 1] (see for example ) and the United States.
If compassionate arguments aren't enough to sway opposition to the research, perhaps financial considerations will be.
