The phrase "considering altogether" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a thought or idea that takes into account multiple factors or considerations. Example: "Considering altogether the cost, time constraints, and potential risks, we decided to postpone the project for now."
When considered altogether, industry will spend more than $13 billion over the next three years to support regulatory reporting.
Her selection was not considered altogether surprising, particularly since Justice Graffeo is one of Mr. Pataki's political proteges.
Therefore, we focus on the spatial-temporal scale of a farming or a production system because the solutions for food and energy security, biodiversity and ecosystem services must be considered altogether.
Even so, Moran's credibility has been questioned repeatedly, if not considered altogether untrustworthy.
If the amount of the expressed transcripts were considered altogether, no change in the total expression pattern would be found.
The risk of fatality was much lower among heat exhaustion cases, 90.6% of which were treated and released when considered altogether.
When considered altogether, our observations seem in line with the scheme of Figure 4D, which of course is only meant as a useful "recap" of the observations that we can derive from our biochemical and biophysical analysis.
Our method rests on a hypothesis that if a subset of system components discriminates between system's functional states, then when considered altogether, these components most likely form a cross-talking phenotype-determining feature subset.
Our results suggest that candidiasis in vivo is a multifactorial and complex process where the nutritional conditions, the human immune system, and the adaptability of the pathogen should be considered altogether to provide an effective treatment of the patient.
