The phrase "human consideration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to taking into account the feelings and needs of others when making decisions or taking action. Example: The company's new policies lacked human consideration, causing a decrease in employee morale.
A human consideration: he has such a large family.
Human consideration may be, for Joe Torre, more important than victory.
Lincoln Kirstein once wrote of Balanchine, "His unmistakable signature is his masterful designs for tenderness, regret of loss, mystery, exuberance and human consideration".
"But already, the announcement in itself is an expression of a brutal mentality, devoid of any ethical and human consideration," the statement said.
To explore the question with any kind of earnestness demands a careful and human consideration of all that led to the riots.
By insisting that favourites from India's past be preserved in memory as godlike, full of certitude and above human consideration, we don't just deny them their real natures, we sabotage their exemplary force.
It reveals how corporate hygiene has overridden human considerations, especially in retail districts.
But now, with the two-leg tie poised at what is effectively halftime, human considerations outweighed professional rivalry.
Such widespread violation often occurs when a law is unjust, unenforceable or so poorly conceived that the practical and human considerations come to outweigh the legislative ones.
The brutality and mental cruelty of Mr. Visser is shown to stem from his militaristic upbringing, but, as in most of Vestdijk's novels, psychoanalytical intentions tend to swamp spiritual and human considerations in the work.
The variables (x, y) and z discussed in the previous section are different in such a way that x (the prior probability of (a1_{P})) is based on human considerations while attempts can be made to approach a more precise value of y and z through experimental studies.
