"considering not only" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when emphasizing a point by introducing multiple perspectives. For example, "We must consider not only the environmental implications of our actions, but also the economic costs."
"If you are considering not only renting out rooms, but also letting out your driveway and attic space, this is a business and something entirely different.
The model has been developed considering not only parameters related to the environmental conditions, but also considering the concentration factor.
Those systems are obtained by considering not only the variable but also its first spatial derivative, as unknowns.
This article addresses a product delivery and store network layout strategy problem considering not only firms' but also consumers' cost.
These results demonstrate the importance of considering not only people's actual levels of self-esteem, but also their desired levels.
Ilizarov modified the concept of PSO by considering not only the frontal plane, but also the sagittal plane.
The approach involved considering not only explicit definitions but also descriptions of phishing in terms of concepts.
This strategy includes balancing temporary and permanent infrastructure and considering not only the physical impact but also the social side.
This study investigated the strength development of cement-treated soils by considering not only the interactions among cement hydration and pozzolanic reaction, but also the carbonation process.
Our study highlights the importance of considering not only the interaction energy of reaction intermediates to design electrocatalysts, but also the electrical conductivity of such configurations.
Then we propose a multi-objective discrete grey wolf optimizer (MODGWO) considering not only production efficiency but also machine load on this real-world scheduling case.
