"consider rephrasing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you think something can be said or written in a more effective way. For example: "I'm not sure the sentence you wrote is clear. Consider rephrasing it to make it easier to understand."
Additionally, instructors can consider rephrasing explanations and providing multiple media forms (oral, written, video, closed captioning, aural) to make their lecture more accessible and universally designed for all students.
So I suggest to consider rephrasing "the benefit …may be more apparent … in patients selected upon risk factors and clinical presentation…" Likewise, the Abstract (final sentence) may be rephrased to focus more on selected indications for sputum sampling.
Participants also felt that the content of the message should be carefully considered and rephrased if necessary, in order to avoid driver distraction and a negative reaction from the other driver.
We considered comments regarding rephrasing of items and rephrased items taking these into consideration.
If so, reviewing and rephrasing should be considered.
I know what you're thinking, and allow me to rightfully rephrase: perhaps you should consider spending less on drinks and more on things that matter more?
You might want to consider how the interview questions could be rephrased in advance as candidates are allowed to ask for this.
Next, we shall consider the explicit algorithm (1.18) which is rephrased below, the initial guess is arbitrary and (3.14).
We consider several models from the literature, reporting the original equations, and rephrasing them in our setup as case studies.
This question had however been considered for inclusion in relation to preserving already prepared formula feed, indicating that rephrasing the question to make it clearer was needed.
However, there is nothing in the tool itself that prohibit rephrasing the question posed to the respondents – so that re-allocation is also considered.
