"consider worth" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to think or believe that something is valuable or deserving of attention or consideration. Example: I consider education worth sacrificing my free time for.
But that is part of the price countries pay (and consider worth paying) for retaining full fiscal sovereignty.
And finally that steak, a slab of protein marinated in rosemary, garlic and balsamic vinegar that a Peter Luger fan would consider worth a cross-country detour.
The Chinese government has also plunged into areas that few private companies would consider worth the risk at the moment, reaching deals with suppliers in Africa and Venezuela.
The International Contemporary Ensemble devours repertory as hungrily as any other group of its kind, but it is also building a repertory of pieces its players consider worth revisiting.
The 10percentt salary cut that they each take is a price they consider worth paying, understanding that this is an option available only to those who can make ends meet in the first place.
Instead, the government will propose expanding unemployment benefits, funneling low-cost loans to small companies and perhaps creating a public agency to prop up heavily indebted companies that regulators consider worth rehabilitating.
But just getting in there gave him an aura that he considered worth the beatings.
(The coverage helpfully included a list of all the designer goods Ms. Ryder considered worth stealing).
Since 1737 it has been offered for whatever scientific work was considered worth rewarding.
In my country, there are several countries considered worth studying in - the UK, US, Japan and Germany.
Yet, with the war in the balance, this was considered worth the price.
