The phrase "considered more as" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when comparing or contrasting two things or ideas and emphasizing that one is perceived or viewed in a certain way. Example: In Western culture, dogs are considered more as pets than as working animals.
Given the paucity of current data, this procedure should be considered more as a proof of method.
Instead, it argues with an overwhelming amount of evidence that a number of bird species should be considered more as "feathered apes".
"The idea that MOOCs could be used virtually anywhere as substitutes to the lectures has been gradually abandoned and today, online courses are considered more as supplements.
Its name is not entirely accurate, for in a hydrologic context the gulf has to be considered more as a sea bordering the North American continent than as simply a river mouth.
To summarize, precision medicine can be considered more as imprecision medicine in light of its limitations; let's not forget that, currently, this approach is only available to a fraction of patients with cancer worldwide.
Stock exchanges, long seen as public utilities, should be competing companies; but clearing and settlement agencies, many of which are now companies, ought to be considered more as utilities.
On the political front, President Joseph Kabila has shown much more interest in regime consolidation than implementing his five-point development agenda - which most Congolese consider more as a political slogan than a development initiative.
I have two places, one in Paris and one in Prague, which I consider more as working spaces than the places in which I live.
Regions and local communities are usually considered more passively as seedbeds, but not as originators of powerful transition-oriented initiatives.
As a result, the direct addition as a lyophilized culture was considered more efficient as direct addition was easier, quicker, and less vulnerable to contamination.
It is also probable that, as with the Romans, certain nationalities were considered more productive as slaves than others.
