The phrase "considering this opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are thinking about and evaluating a potential opportunity. For example: "We are carefully considering this opportunity to expand our business into a new market."
India, with its large thorium reserves, is way ahead in considering this opportunity.
After considering this opportunity carefully, I have made a difficult decision not to accept your offer.
"While we are seriously considering this opportunity, we have nothing to confirm at this point in time while discussions are ongoing," he said.
Factor in that all of Niumatalolo's children will be living out west next year and you have some compelling reasons for why the coach is considering this opportunity.
Who should consider this opportunity?
Will you come back in _____ days/weeks and give me another chance to consider this opportunity with you". This works because it acknowledges interest and keeps you from taking on more than you can complete.
"After looking at this request from the City of New Haven, the department is considering this an opportunity to create a landmark infrastructure as well as a memorial," said Chris Cooper, a spokesman for the department.
It added: "Being able to signpost educational opportunities such as an A-level in art history to students who may never have considered this an opportunity, forms a significant part of our campaign work with partners across west Yorkshire, Bristol, Brighton and Sussex.
The Liverpudlian is the favourite however, and rightly so considering that this opportunity for Luis has come at the last minute.
Many Brazilian businessmen consider this an opportunity.
Mr. Elwood considers this an opportunity to widen his net.
