The phrase "consider renewing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a suggestion or recommendation for someone to renew something, such as a membership, subscription, or contract. Example: "As your current contract comes to an end, please consider renewing it to continue enjoying our services."
The United States has gently nudged South Korea to consider renewing contacts with the North.
Once the government took those steps, the fund would consider renewing Afghanistan's program, said Raphael Anspach, a fund spokesman.
The United States has recently been trying to nudge South Korea to consider renewing contacts with the North.
Obama should consider renewing the Start 1 treaty on reducing strategic nuclear forces, which expires in December 2009.
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On April 27 , 1994 McDonald's wrote Bukele outlining the terms under which the corporation would consider renewing Bukele's licenses and extending licenses for new restaurants.
Last week, President Bush gave in to what many of his advisers saw as the inevitable and agreed to consider renewed American aid in return for a commitment by North Korea to abandon its nuclear program.
Speaking at a hearing before Interior Secretary Ken Salazar -- the third of several he is holding across the country to consider renewed oil and gas leasing on the outer continental shelf -- Palin said that relatively clean-burning natural gas could supplant dirtier fuels and slow the discharge of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
He is even considering renewing his one-year contract when it expires.
A month later, feeling relatively pain free, he again considered renewing his baseball career, playing softball that summer.
To forestall that, he said he was considering renewing a request to Governor Pataki to declare a special election for Mr. Israel's vacant seat.
