The phrase "contemplated before" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been thought about or considered beforehand. For example: "It was a difficult decision, but one that I had contemplated before making any final decisions."
"We have put on an event on a scale we have never contemplated before," he said.
"The diversity of the final flavors, never mind all the other ones we heard about, is like nothing we ever would have contemplated before," said Christine Kalvenes, vice president for innovation.
Analysts also wondered whether Ms. Bartz might also choose some of the other strategies that Yahoo has contemplated before, like additional cost-cutting, selling assets and even a merger with the AOL Internet unit of Time Warner, which Yahoo has discussed intermittently for more than a year.
"I think anytime you're doing something new that the cities haven't contemplated before, there always seems to be gray area on where you fit in in the regulatory environment," VanderZanden said.
As such, I had to do something I have never contemplated before in treatment.
Concepts that I had never contemplated before my time at Ferrari came to life for me there: myth, cult, history.
"As these molecular and electronic worlds get closer together, there are potential interactions that we haven't really had to contemplate before," added Luis Ceze, one co-author of the study.
That is a prospect few seemed to ever contemplate before Monday.
Cutting public spending is an option, but not one which he would wish to contemplate before critical regional elections at the end of November.
Richardson reported that Roof pulled into the church parking lot and sat in his car for some time, "contemplating," before going inside.
Now, for a few days, the hockey family can celebrate, or just contemplate, before resuming the chase for pucks and trophies and a place at the table.
