'considerate with' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to express that someone is thoughtful and caring of a person, situation, or object. For example: She always tries to be considerate with her friends.
"Be convivial and considerate with other comics and management.
Following his marks, we found that we were sitting in a chair still warm from a man content at home & interested in his work, free from bad dreams, indigestion, boredom, & worry about the future, genial with children & dogs, considerate with his servants & his inferiors at the office, a man with a good hobby & some money in the bank.
Its use is environment-friendly and considerate with regard to resources.
"They're very considerate with us, they tell us when the big machinery is coming in.
And they are considerate with one another, gentle.
The idea that if we don't say a certain thing, or do not do such a thing, be considerate with the enemy and their hostility will decline, is a wrong idea," he remarked on September 28.
The citizens are very much satisfied with the present Hangzhou living conditions, especially having considerate relationships with others in the city.
For the QOL assessment, the research assistant was extensively trained to collect data over the phone, deal with sensitive topics, and address questions in a considerate manner with no judgment, tone, or attitude.
Nearly everyone who knows him talks about Mr. DiFrancesco's devotion to friends and family and his cooperative, considerate approach with colleagues, but it may be those very traits that prove to be his downfall as chief executive.
But what he does share with Scorsese is a romantic dweeb's interest in bad boys, those tough guys who, through action and sometimes violence, take far more risks than socially considerate dudes with sensitive, demanding grandmothers or parents who are shrinks.
For every anonymous weasel in a political forum, there's a considerate citizen with an opinion that needs shelter to be voiced".
