"considerations were made" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been taken into account or thought about before making a decision. For example, "The committee carefully considered the pros and cons of the project before making a decision; all considerations were made."
Various special considerations were made within the building; encouraging interaction between researchers across disciplines was the primary driver of the building design.
In the present study, theoretical considerations were made to develop a turbulent atomization subgrid model, which comprises the following two models.
Thermodynamic and materials considerations were made for some two- and three-step thermochemical cycles to split water using solar-thermal processing.
The RISC-V port of Linux itself is also inspired by parts of the Linux-MIPS codebase; however, careful considerations were made to rely as little on MIPS conventions as possible.
"Special considerations were made for our safety at the expense of bride and groom in Mexico and in the St. Barts wedding," he said, and weeklong events were also covered by the bride and groom.
Logistical placement considerations were made using spatial sampling across the horizontal plane of the mesocosms, beneath and around the root zone, to determine if nutrients tend to aggregate around the floating island.
Results are discussed and design considerations are made.
Important considerations are made for the proposed module, making its function both dependable and secure.
In this paper, considerations are made on how to spend these efforts properly.
Finally parametric considerations are made on the basis of adopted model, useful for design/verification purposes.
On discussing the simulation results, some considerations are made on the effects of pressure on crystallization kinetics and on rheology.
