The phrase "consider as provisional" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to express that something may or may not be official or definitive, but that it is worth thinking about or taking into account. For example: "The committee considered the proposal as provisional, as other ideas may be presented at the next meeting."
Heydrich himself introduced the agenda: Another possible solution of the [Jewish] problem has now taken the place of emigration i.e., evacuation of the Jews to the east…Such activities are, however, to be considered as provisional actions, but practical experience is already being collected which is of greatest importance in relation to the future final solution of the Jewish problem.
Another possible solution of the [Jewish] problem has now taken the place of emigration i.e., evacuation of the Jews to the east…Such activities are, however, to be considered as provisional actions, but practical experience is already being collected which is of greatest importance in relation to the future final solution of the Jewish problem.
For the purpose of this discussion variations that were unique to the affected twin in twin pair 2 were considered as "provisional de novo".
The current record of 2013 will be considered as provisional, until the end of 2013 which the ISSF will decide whether to scrap the final record altogether from then on, or keep them.
The Country Programme duration and financial information provided should always be considered as provisional.
Disclaimer: All financial information on the open data files should always be considered as provisional.
Fourth, these gene lists should be considered as provisional until confirmed by replications in independent sets of biological samples.
Given the small sample size, it is recognised that the results of this study should be considered as provisional.
However, this last statement must be considered as provisional since the only available mutant is a leaky allele, which still retains a significant levels of Lhca1 [ 34].
As the clade consisting of Th. intermedium sequences plus five Aegilops species is supported only moderately, the statement that Th. intermedium contains genetic material derived from Aegilops must be considered as provisional.
Results from these preliminary crosses must be clearly considered as provisional, but are worth reporting here as a support for our main conclusions gathered from field population-genetics data.
