The phrase "consider that using" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a suggestion or idea for consideration. Example: "Before making a decision, consider that using a different approach may lead to better results."
But the group did not consider that using technology to update the current systems would be sufficient.
Before you say no, consider that using contests to identify budding stars and begin careers is nothing new.
That is not overly inspiring, especially when you consider that, using the comparable introductory period for CTFs for children born between September 2002 and April 2003, 415,000 accounts were opened.
In order to reduce the obesity pandemic we consider that using menopause hormonal therapy with the lowest effective dose and for the shortest duration may be a possible coadjutant therapy.
We consider that using fossils from taxa that are closely related to Primnoidae would give a more reliable estimate of divergence time and, although increasing the number of calibration points would improve the precision of the divergence time estimates [ 46], no additional fossils with strong paleontological evidence were available.
We considered that using the name as metadata was naturally appropiate to make a distinction among people.
Fleming considered that using motion capture added authenticity to the characters.
This may be expected considering that using day 0 as a common reference leads to combined contribution of both high-fat intervention and ageing to the observed effects.
And for future energy needs, a biodigester is being considered that uses technology developed at the university.
Furthermore, researchers considered that use of mobile phones and the Internet establishes a good social network among individuals.
NRES does not consider that studies using only anonymised data require its approval.
