The phrase 'definitely to be considered' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that a certain thought or point should be taken into consideration. For example, "This situation is definitely to be considered when assessing the future of the company."
"This is definitely something that has to be considered" by the International Luge Federation, said Staudinger, Canada's coach.
One article of mine a few years back was all about resistance to evolutionary studies from the far left and the editor of the newspaper made the relevant sub-headline "Conservatives Stonewall"—as if the whole point were about the conservative resistance to evolution...so the accuracy issue is definitely something that needs to be considered!
Asked what would happen if an athlete protested against the law during the Sochi Games, Rogge said: "This is definitely something (that) has to be considered case by case so I cannot give you a generic answer".
The researchers found that only 1.1% of mid-Missouri men met the minimum criteria--based on sperm count, shape, and motility--to be considered definitely "fertile".
To be considered as definitely related to the question the article had to report physical measurements and/or contain a clinician report of the behaviour of a 50% nitrous oxide and 50% oxygen volume/volume (v/v) mixture in a single cylinder under varying temperatures during conditions of handling and storage.
"All these points will definitely... be considered in the decision," Foreign Ministry spokesman Martin Schaefer told a government news conference.
"We definitely should be considered as a big-time program," said linebacker Myles Jack.
There are now pedagogical agents that adopt indirect methods to address such concerns in a learning context (see, for example, Kim, [2012]), and these should definitely be considered a characteristic of a smart learning environment.
In this study, we did not elaborate on these difficulties, but they should definitely be considered during the development of education modules concerning the integration of family history skills according to referral criteria.
He will definitely be considered," added Gibbes.
