The phrase "most considered that" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a commonly held belief or opinion among a group of people. For example: "Most students considered that the exam was difficult and studied extensively for it." In this sentence, "most considered that" introduces the belief held by the majority of students about the difficulty of the exam.
Most considered that psychiatric patients were broadly considered to be emotionally draining.
Almost all agreed that the ACCP system was suitable for professionals and most considered that the USPSTF system was suitable for professionals.
In addition, most considered that the GP would repeat diagnostic tests carried out at the community pharmacy, rendering a visit to the pharmacy unnecessary.
Based on veterinary surgeons' rating of factors that affected their choice of diagnostic tests, most considered that clinical examination and rectal palpation were the key tests required for diagnosis (98%% stated that other tests were unnecessary).
The majority of cancer survivors did not see a role for their GP in their long-term care related to their cancer diagnosis as most considered that they did not need active follow-up, but some expressed a need for psychological services and information on possible long-term effects.
However over the course of each discussion, issues such as the prevalence of HPV and a lack of treatment caused most of these women to become less certain about being tested; by the end of each discussion, most considered that undergoing an HPV test would simply cause unnecessary worry.
This likely sounds aggravating to most considering that most Millennials have just spent or are in the midst of spending several years and several thousand dollars pursuing a path down a traditional route.
Some organizations pay a coordinator to direct volunteers, but most consider that a luxury they cannot afford.
But most consider that and other questions unanswerable until the Vatican opens the complete archives of Pius's papacy.
The long-debated and contentious change must still be approved by the national Geographic Names Council in October, but most consider that a foregone conclusion.
BUT this month will certainly be more hectic than most, considering that the closing night of this year's first Encores concert is Feb. 13 and the opening of "Saturday Night" is the very next day.
