The phrase "contemplating the issue" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to think deeply or consider carefully about a certain topic or problem. Example: After much contemplation of the issue, I have come to the conclusion that the proposed solution may not be effective in the long run.
Before even contemplating the issues built into this dynamic, consider the two aspects of the book that make its arguments overpowering.
However, the important test is that which Edward Timpson, the minister for children and families, says he applies when contemplating the issues of looked-after children, child protection and adoption.
On the morning of the last day of a futile meeting in Washington, D.C., to consider new approaches to the problem, Townes sat on a park bench and contemplated the issue.
Conservation International (CI) and the Council on Foreign Relations CFRrecentlytly held a symposium entitled "Global Resources, the U.S. Economy, and National Security" at the CFR offices in Washington, D.C. Today, I contemplate the issue discussed.
Perhaps in an effort to convey the David world-view to a wider audience, each episode will be followed by a 10-minute panel discussion to contemplate the "issues" raised by the show.
Mellowhype and Taco contemplate the issues of having not having an ideal woman on "Real Bitch".
Be specific and include all necessary facts to convey that you have thoroughly contemplated the issues.
Goldstein argues that philosophy can improve us as human beings, not in a self-help sense – although she recommends reading philosophy as a means of contemplating the important issues in life – but as a system of transferring intellectual intuition into popularly held feelings.
In his review of my book Reign of Error in Schools Matter, historian and teacher John Thompson contemplates the urgent issue of whether I hurt reformers' feelings.
