"considering that only" is a correct expression in written English.
It can be used to suggest that out of all the options available, a certain one is the only one that makes sense. For example, "Considering that only one candidate has the required qualifications, we can be sure that they will get the job".
Considering that only three players have shot the PGA-record 59, Woods's bank account seems likely to grow substantially Sunday.
Considering that only a few short months ago he was undergoing chemotherapy for testicular cancer his proved a remarkable performance.
The morbidity associated with this approach is significant, considering that only 65%to80%0% of patients obtain satisfactory clinical results.
This ratio was estimated from the doping level of the material considering that only the polymer can be doped.
Good agreement is observed considering that only three ply properties are used as inputs for the analytical framework.
Considering that only about 6percentt of the neighborhood's voters supported Mr. Giuliani in 1993, however, the evening probably went as well as could be expected.
Considering that only low sequencing depth (average 0.58×) data were obtained, many false positive SNPs could be generated, resulting in incorrect ploidy assignment.
It is a remarkable achievement considering that only a few milli-watt power was observed from the ceramic laser materials when first reported in the 1960s.
He looked very fit considering that only a short time ago he was sick enough to be discussing a liver transplant with his doctors.
This was some effort – despite changed conditions – considering that only 13 wickets had gone down in 342 overs on the first four days.
Considering that only two time points were tested, the researchers suspect that refractive eye development may be regulated by additional genes and pathways, which could be identified with additional experiments.
