"considered auspicious" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is viewed as being a good omen or a sign of good luck. For example, "The ancient Greeks believed that the sighting of a hawk was considered auspicious."
In Japanese gardens, odd numbers are considered auspicious, and vertical lines are a mark of formality.
Triplets are taken from their parents and raised by the state because they are considered auspicious.
More bizarre, triplets are routinely taken from parents and raised by the state because they are considered auspicious.
If the statue is fashioned in wood, the choice of the wood (acacia, sandal, or any other) is symbolically important because it is considered auspicious.
At her restaurant Golden Palace, Jing Guang will make the soy-and-sugar-pickled pigs' feet considered auspicious in her native province of Liaoning, in the far northeast of China.
Rajasthan: Despite child marriage being declared illegal, several child marriages took place in Rajasthan during the festival of Akshaya Tritiya on Tuesday, a day considered auspicious for mass marriages, India Today reported.
Living in a city abounding with Hindu rituals, Ansari might not have found the swastika, which is also an ancient symbol Hindus consider auspicious, to be as unambiguously sinister as it appears in other countries.
Several times a year in Beijing and Shanghai it cosponsors mass weddings on days the Chinese consider auspicious, such as New Year's Day (Jan . 1 and National Day (Oct . 1.
In Thailand, the color green is consider auspicious for those born on a Wednesday day (light green for those born at night).
Nine was considered an auspicious number, symbolizing virility and power.
The numbers all add up to nine, considered particularly auspicious in Myanmar.
