"considered reflecting" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was thought about or studied in order to gain a better understanding or perspective. Example: "She spent hours flipping through old photos, considered reflecting on all the memories they held."
The reasons might be rational and carefully considered, reflecting economic, security and population concerns.
In this case, only specific combinations of interaction surfaces are considered reflecting the different tautomeric states of the molecule.
The surface roughness and presence of the various irregular objects on the considered reflecting surfaces and inside them (bricks, windows, borders, manholes, advertisement boards on the walls, etc).
In addition, a bias value has to be considered, reflecting the magnetic effect of the quiet-time ring current (for Est = 0).
Historic spot market prices and frequency deviations from Australia Energy Market Operator (AEMO) are used for numerical simulations and the economic benefits of BESC is considered reflecting various aspects in Australia's National Electricity Markets (NEM).
The presence of the dissolved salt can cause significant increases in the ζ values of the oxidation products considered, reflecting a potential "salting-out" effect for (NH4 2SO4 on the oxidation products considered.
The type of participants considered reflects the PARTNER patients.
Thus, the significantly lower average scores reached in the AMD3100-treated group, when all mice are considered, reflects mainly the lower incidence in this group.
He got off comparatively lightly, he considers, reflecting on the fate of Thomas Becket, murdered in the cathedral on 29 December 1170.
Among the other lapses in judgment of which Weiner stands accused, he might consider reflecting on one more: blaming hackers for his own mistake.
Consider reflecting an event in their courting life such as a visit to a tropical island that they absolutely loved.
