The phrase "consider proceeding" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, you would use it when you want to give someone advice or suggest they should consider taking some action. For example, "Given the current circumstances, you should consider proceeding with caution."
Amien Rais, the speaker of the upper house, said he would convene a session on Saturday to consider proceeding immediately with removing him from office instead of waiting until the scheduled date of Aug. 1.
"They obviously have months, if not a year, of test work to do before they can consider proceeding with mass production," the expert said, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the issue's sensitivity.
The Senate wants DOE to consider proceeding sequentially with the APS upgrade and the expansion of the newer x-ray laser facility at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park, California, choosing which one should go first.
We suggest that the evidence from Chile, and from in vitro breast cancer cell studies, is sufficient to consider proceeding with a clinical trial of patients with advanced breast cancer.
Only consider proceeding with Method 1 if you enjoy a challenge, or if your lock is extremely valuable.
All coding and routing schemes that we consider proceed in time slots or rounds.
Mr. Gensler briefly considered proceeding, even without assurances, to force Mr. Wetjen's hand.
Thankfully, President Obama has indicated a willingness to go slowly in changing the policy, and I hope he considers proceeding in these stages.
After Mr. Rangel first said he was stepping down temporarily, Republicans considered proceeding with their planned vote to call for his removal.
A coordinated scheduling strategy configures the soft deadlines considering proceeding constraints for the minimization of behavior-to-behavior delays.
If the thromboembolectomy was unsuccessful, we were considering proceeding to an axillofemoral bypass, as other authors stated [9, 10].
