"consider strategy" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to think about or carefully contemplate a plan or course of action. Here is an example sentence: Before making any decisions, it is important for the company to consider strategy and weigh all possible options.
The board ordinarily meets twice a year to review Press operations, to receive reports, and to consider strategy and policies for the future.
It is posited that this propensity leads to conflict between top management and divisional managers because of the failure of the former to evaluate and consider strategy effectiveness in performance evaluation.
President Obama won't, by any means, concur with all of Gelb's meditations or policy recommendations, but he will surely agree that — especially in world affairs and especially at this moment — a president or secretary of state should consider strategy to be anything but baloney.
Such an impact is not obvious, as investors might consider strategy information as "cheap talk" and therefore ignore it.
That "think local/global" mantra is reaching a climax within the offices of news companies as they consider strategy in a wired world.
It is time to consider strategies, platforms and applications that address the unique needs of diverse users.
We consider strategies based on cyanobacterial carboxysomes and on other protein-based compartments, specifically encapsulin nanocompartments.
Finally, we consider strategies based on network characteristics for designing concrete revision operators.
Community, wildlife and tourism officials met after Friday's attack to consider strategies for relocating crocodiles and making sure there's proper signage to keep people safe.
Mr. Luckhardt said the commission would consider strategies to keep the development from proceeding too rapidly, but he would not say what the strategies might be.
If it's the latter, then you might want to consider strategies for building trust.
