The phrase "considered by itself" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that an idea is examined separately from other ideas or thought of without any other elements being taken into account. For example, "This idea, considered by itself, is quite clever, but when combined with the other ideas, it loses some of its effectiveness."
Putting a price on carbon is likely to have a regressive effect, considered by itself.
The spread of the Internet, considered by itself, is not an important reason for the current thirst for law in India, in my view.
Snowmass, nine miles from downtown Aspen with its own blossoming village, is also part of the overall resort but is vast enough to be considered by itself.
We have said that the inference is a strong one, yet, of course, it is far from conclusive and might even be inadequate if it were considered by itself.
When the postjuvenile portion of the life span is considered by itself, a number of animals for which such information has been gathered including primarily fishes and birds—have survivorship curves that are dominated by the accident pattern.
The others (which feature air-conditioning, two-tone seand and a cup-holder) might be more remunerative.Third, the Nano project as a whole makes more commercial sense than the basic car considered by itself.
The supreme court of Oregon, in view of its findings upon the discriminatory character of the rates established, did not find it necessary to consider by itself the reasonableness of the charge, and the record before it did not present a case of confiscatory rates so clear that this court should interfere because of the protection afforded by the Federal Constitution.
If, as in this case, an application involves a currently unlisted activity, it must be considered by the Board itself.
(The recommended level is itself considered by many dietary experts to be higher than it needs to be).
But while the building itself is considered by many to be a work of art, the cathedral houses irreplaceable works of art, too.
Chrysler dropped the Plymouth brand in 2001, and the Chrysler brand itself is considered by some analysts to be in doubt, now that the company is under the management control of the Italian automaker Fiat.
