The phrase "consideration supporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that provides justification or support for a particular opinion or action. For example, "The evidence presented in the court was strong consideration supporting the defendant's innocence."
Personal performance of a personal duty created by the contract of marriage does not constitute a new consideration supporting the indebtedness alleged in this case.
In this paper, we present VCIA's principles, artifacts, and illustrate its usefulness in bringing values into consideration, supporting a socially aware system design.
Additionally, Pigati and colleagues verified the fact that the cancer-related miRNAs are specific to the cancer cells, which is a further consideration supporting detection of the circulating miRNAs to serve as molecular tumor markers.
An additional consideration supporting wider use of viral load monitoring is that plasma HIV-1 RNA also predicts risk of transmission, and thus remains an important measure of the likelihood of further transmission of HIV-1 in the community [ 29, 30].
Therefore, we fail to see how this "consideration" supports Amazon's nonobviousness argument.
The consideration, supported by Prim, of Prussia's candidate, Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, served as the casus belli of the Franco-Prussian War (1870 71).
This consideration supports our interpretation of the State's Policy as ensuring that antipsychotic medications will be administered only in those cases where appropriate by medical standards.
The selection of the appropriate packet set follows the directions of the NC algorithm under consideration, supported by NCRAWL.
Just this purely thermodynamic consideration supports the exclusion of hypothesis 2. Nevertheless, for example Kunz [37] observed an in-depth diffusion of gold in polystyrene after annealing.
This first consideration supports the conclusion that the underlying mechanisms we use to solve the relevant problems are innate (for evolutionary psychologists "innate" is usually interchangeable with "product of natural selection"[4]).
This consideration supported the exon theory in the evolution of the IRK gene family.
