The phrase "consider this system" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to introduce a new topic for discussion, or to suggest something for consideration. For example: "We need to identify and implement a new organizational system. Consider this system - it is designed to maximize efficiency and reduce labor costs."
We consider this system as two parts in design and optimization steps.
While we consider this system design to be entirely feasible, we are not aware of any existing practical applications of the design.
We consider this system as a model and introduce in it a pose normalization block in order to allow multi-pose speech recognition.
Existing design approaches to consider this system are either too simplistic resulting in loss of accuracy or significantly complicated Finite Element Analysis demanding expensive highly skilled manpower.
end{gathered} (13) Assuming the right-hand sides of (13) are known, we consider this system of equations with respect to x"(t-1), x"(t), dots, x"(t+2n-1).
Moreover, the similar pore topology of T. pseudonana and the well known MCM-41 mesoporous silica (hexagonal ordered arrays of non-interconnected pores), allowed us to consider this system as a micrometric model to understand in 3-D the carbon replication of MCM-41 silicas.
Further, educators rated very positively the user interface of Ontoolsearch and considered this system very useful to find tools for their own learning situations.
The Hong Kong Royal Observatory considered this system a tropical depression.
All things considered, this system provided comprehensive syndromic surveillance data earlier than many other European hospitalisation surveillance systems.
Several stakeholders considered this system to be inappropriate for integrated care; "Cooperation and regulated competition are in each other's way.
Several authors attempted to model the charge transfer in the DNA water complex and considered this system as a heterogeneous dielectric medium consisting of different regions with different dielectric permittivities [ 77– 77].
