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Discover LudwigThe phrase "one option to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a possible solution to a problem. For example: "One option to consider is to outsource our customer service operations."
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"I don't know if we'll be using this specific technology, but this will be one option to consider".
One option to consider is whether your home phone provider is offering a free sim as part of your package.
Kathy, New York One option to consider is buying a ferry ticket from Israel to Rhodes and island-hopping your way up to Athens from there.
One option to consider, though, is to use the plan as a sort of hedge, when your child is older and you have a better sense of what kind of college might suit him or her.
The one option to consider is a front shock, which raises the price considerably but definitely improves the ride.
Wedding insurance is one option to consider.
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One great option to consider pursuing is a degree in business.
One last option to consider is a fine, traditional Cubano sandwich ($6.25), roasted pork, ham and Swiss cheese served on a long Cuban roll, which is pressed flat until the edges of the bread and ham turn crisp.
One European option to consider is The Eight Hotel in Portofino, Italy.
But for those few who remain hung up on the caress of plastic keys under their fingertips there's soon to be one more option to consider — given the BlackBerry Priv has just gone up for pre-order in the U.S., Canada and the U.K., with shipping slated to start on November 6.
But for those few who remain hung up on the caress of plastic keys under their fingertips there's soon to be one more option to consider — given the BlackBerry Priv has just gone up for pre-order in the U.S., Canada and the U.K., with shipping slated to start on November 6.
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