"consider so" is not an accurate use of language and is not considered proper written English.
To express the same idea, you could use "regard as such," or "treat as such." For example: I considered the situation to be a difficult one, so I treated it as such.
And is right to celebrate the use of an ingredient many us still consider so taboo?
So many family sensitivities to consider; so much need to pick something that will be memorable but not mocked.
This is why it was so simple for me to do something others might consider so "drastic".
Or consider so many others through the years and the Wimbledons who have tried and failed to sleep on a big victory and conjure another one.
But the economic success has created great inequality and comes at the expense of the tight sense of community many consider so vital.
And if you don't challenge or loudly object to this, can you really be said to hold the beliefs you consider so important?
Moreover, our results support the proposition that people consider so-called justified defection.
But the new calculations consider so-called branded editions, which are local and regional papers that have their own titles but are branded under a larger paper's name.
When physicians run through the usual treatments to no avail or find themselves, as I did, in uncharted territory with little evidence as to what to do, they can consider so-called novel treatments.
The appeal court president, Margaret McMurdo, in a published judgment found that the land court "must consider" so-called scope 3 emissions from transporting and burning coal overseas when weighing up a mine's environmental authority.
Thus we consider so-called unilateral contact problem.
