"consider it as a" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "After careful deliberation, I decided to accept the job offer; consider it as a sign of good fortune."
Many SMBs can't afford in-house IT departments, or don't consider IT as a core business function.
"Consider it as a machine I have put in motion without knowing its outcomes," he said.
Instead of complaining, consider it as a new learning opportunity.
Consider it as a possibility and think about it.
You have to consider it as a photograph.
What surprises me is that even daughters of IT fathers don't consider it as a career".
"If schools pushed more gardening i think more students would consider it as a caree".
And you should consider it as a model for some you might consider it as a model for some great idea, that you might have, that you could carry to the world.
Because it's like this-if you consider it as a world problem, the food shortage is a matter of scarcity.
Not that long ago, surgery was so inherently dangerous that you would only consider it as a last resort.
I can't imagine what could possibly go wrong, and urge him to consider it as a matter of honour.
