"interested in considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that someone has an interest in thinking about or considering something. Here is an example: "I am interested in considering your proposal for the new project. Can you provide more details about the timeline and budget?".
At this point, students were interested in considering one color, blue.
"I hope that you are interested in considering these issues, and the effect of BU and its involvement," she wrote.
"Fundamentally we're interested in considering the ethical and societal impact of such systems," says Alan Winfield, professor of electronic engineering at UWE Bristol.
Atheists who aren't interested in considering even the stories of the supernatural, in all their alluring and harrowing grandeur, simply impoverish, willfully, their inner lives, their imagination.
Rather than stabilizing any single trajectory of technological iterations, the course is more interested in considering the ¿work¿ performed by photography.
Employers interested in considering AAP and Cornell candidates for full-time jobs, internships, or summer positions are able to post jobs through Cornell Career Services at no charge.
One senior official who has spoken with other officials about the subject said last week: "People are interested in considering a move from counternarcotics to counterterrorism, rather than counterinsurgency.
The Rangers' owner, Tom Hicks, quickly reacted to Rodriguez's comments, stating last night that Rodriguez "is an asset and we are not interested in considering any kind of trade nor does he want to be traded".
I am lucky to have these people interested in me, considering the imagery in my work is somewhat dark vanilla — you know, the sewn vagina thing, for example.
Nobody seems interested in sincerely considering the other side's perspective.
However, these applications of the proposed model can be performed if analysts are interested in design considering, exclusively, safety criterion.
