'make these considerations' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to taking something into account when making decisions or forming opinions. For example: "When making a decision, make sure to make these considerations: time, cost, and quality."
"When family is important to you, you make these considerations.
"You would have to ask the manager, it's not my job to make these considerations public," Lahm says.
Q: Is the goal to make these considerations a more integral part of the regular course of business?
We will make these considerations in relation to the process activities and cleaning operations accomplished and for both medium and high hygienic process areas.
However, we did not make these considerations here for the sake of simplicity.
For instance, sustainable lifestyle societies, such as LOHAS, Good Neighbors, Tree Huggers, and Eco-Village, are actively engaged in a broad range of practices based on environmental considerations and seek to make these considerations apply as legitimate rules within the society (Spaargaren 2003).
Meanwhile, the precarious mountain of personal data on which each of us perches grows every year, making these considerations even more pressing.
By making these considerations, the efficacy of BAL designs should improve and take a further step towards clinical use.
Many of these do not give specific ways to make those considerations.
We have used basic structural and computational considerations to characterize structurally and phylogenetically the N and C terminal segments of these proteins but, up to now, no one made these same considerations which are certainly important to understand the molecular mechanisms of action of this protein family.
Sensor systems are under serious consideration to make these measurements.
