"lead to reconsideration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something causes someone to think about or reevaluate something. Example: The controversial decision made by the government last month has led to widespread protests and has also led to reconsideration of their policies among citizens.
I hope that a groundswell of support will lead to reconsideration of universal health care.
I, for one, had hoped America's growing rejection of incarceration as a way to deal with marijuana use would lead to reconsideration of locking people up for any type of drug possession.
This situation should lead to reconsideration of the policy for measles vaccination.
Post marketing surveillance revealing new adverse information should lead to reconsideration of the approval status.
However, more investigations on detection probabilities of BoHV-1 outbreaks of countries officially free from the infectious agent would lead to reconsideration of this scenario.
The search for an engine cycle with high efficiency, multi-sources of energy and less pollution has led to reconsideration of the Stirling cycle.
This has led to reconsideration of polyvalent and whole parasite strategies and ways to enhance cellular immunity to malaria that may be more likely to target conserved antigens and an expanded repertoire of antigens.
Indeed, recent advances in the knowledge of mechanisms linking innate and adaptive immunity have led to reconsideration of the roles of key players in the pathogenesis of the disease.
In recent years, the discovery of novel nucleic acid-based drug candidates (e.g., siRNA and miRNA) and the groundbreaking studies for somatic cell reprogramming into a state of pluripotency have led to reconsideration for the use of human gene therapy as a new paradigm with great therapeutic potential.
This led to reconsideration of tap water as the sole basis for drinking water standards.
The emerging concept that transient adrenal failure represents an aggravating factor during sepsis and septic shock led to reconsideration of the use of glucocorticoids in sepsis.
