The phrase "not only considering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce another factor to think about in addition to the one you mentioned before. For example: "The short-term benefits of the plan are obvious, not only considering the financial benefit but also the potential reputational gain."
This paradigm involves not only considering more seriously the environmental consequences of transport, but also including a wider variety of actors in transport policymaking processes.
The current study proposes a few modified methods not only considering the DLWL shape, but also the hull shape under the DLWL.
It means not only considering what others might say or think of you, or whether they will yell or complain, but about the values that make other people worth worrying about — the shared humanity.
This effect can be explained not only considering the interactions established between the drug loaded micelles and agarose but also to the alteration of the freeze-dried hydrogels microstructure.
In the case of the Southwest engine failure this week, investigators say they are not only considering why a fan blade broke but why the engine housing failed to contain it.
For planning and policy this means not only considering transformation rates as such but also looking more closely at spatial and contextual specifics in order to be able to account for the susceptibility of spaces or elements for high transformation rates.
The report does not only consider shootings involving suspects.
SARAH STILLMAN: Indeed — I not only considered it, I did it.
Pliny the Elder not only considered lightning direful, but noticed it often accompanied volcanic eruptions.
Compared with existing individual-based aggregation methods, it not only considers individual members' interest, but also consider some subgroups' interest.
The analysis model not only considers the energy efficiency but also assess the synergy degree of system.
