The phrase "consider among" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is a useful phrase when you want to mention that something should be taken into account when making a comparison. For example, "When considering which job offer to take, you should consider among salary, benefits, and workload."
Bakke and Wibbels (2006) focus on 22 federal or semi-federal states between 1978 and 2000 and consider (among others) how regional inequalities and fiscal transfers across regions mediate the impact of federalism on civil wars (based on the Armed Conflict Dataset) and on ethnic rebellion and protest (both based on MAR).
Yet the recipients of that generosity are those you may not consider among the needy.
The review will consider, among other issues, the support given to witnesses and the presentation of the case.
The Yankees have the 28th pick in Monday's amateur draft, which scouts consider among the most confusing in recent memory, with no clear pecking order of selections.
I don't speak a word of Chinese but I consider among my very good friends some people who speak no English.
His suggestions included releasing the so-called special focus facility list, which identifies homes that regulators consider among the nation's worst.
Furthermore, by 'pushing' the gamma distribution parameter in PhyML to consider among-site rate variation as high-extremely high (performing the analysis with a gamma distribution parameter of 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001) the resulting trees still supported an Acanthopterygian specific duplication event.
He was considered among the curiosities.
"They were considered among the best foster parents they had".
They are also considered among the architect's signature works.
And yet it was considered among the smoothest.
