"consider the complaint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a formal process of reviewing a grievance or a request for redress. For example, "We must consider the complaint carefully before deciding the best course of action."
Consider, the complaint quotes him as saying, how much money it would cost the fund if it had to defend itself against charges of insider trading: $20 million?
If the commissioner agrees with her objection, he can seek court action that will allow the European Court of Justice to consider the complaint.
The IPT usually sits in secret, and it remains unclear after Thursday's rare open hearing whether it would meet again behind closed doors to consider the complaint brought by a Libyan dissident, Abdel Hakim Belhaj, and his wife, Fatima Bouchar.
"Given... the serious nature of the allegations made in the programme, Ofcom considered that it was entirely appropriate in the circumstances of this case for it to consider the complaint made on Lord McAlpine's behalf," it said.
A spokesman said it was more likely to offer advice in the first place and would consider the complaint against Wooden Spoon lodged by Intelligent Giving before deciding to launch an inquiry.
If the commissioner disagrees, the citizen should be able to appeal to the courts, again allowing the European Court of Justice to consider the complaint (and whether to declare the decision invalid).
Sharon Hodgson, the shadow children's minister, has also written to the SRA asking it to "seriously consider" the complaints.
Ms. Cox's spokesman, Kirk J. Englehardt, said teacher teams who worked on the curriculum last year would consider the complaints and comment on those issues.
