"put for consideration" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English in various contexts.
It is used to indicate that something is being presented or suggested for further thought or discussion. Here is an example sentence: "The proposal was put for consideration at the board meeting, and after much debate, it was ultimately accepted."
The Lake District was one of six sites put forward for consideration for nomination by an independent expert group.
However, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which runs the Golden Globes, told distributors Warner Brothers that Johansson would not be put forward for consideration.
Mr Hardern said his conversion resolutions only needed the backing of 50 eligible members for them to be put forward for consideration.
Amanda Remus, a spokeswoman for Picard, said, "As no new argument is being put forward for consideration by the Supreme Court of the United States, we believe the petition should be denied".
While it is unclear whether the test will be adopted when it is put up for consideration before the Republican National Committee early next year, its drafting is a striking example of the intensified internal debate among Republicans about how best to handle pressure from conservatives to move the party more to the right and to recapture control of Congress and the White House.
A menu of both ecological and conventional sanitation options was put forward for consideration.
He said he was prepared to adjust the scheme and new proposals would be put forward for consideration in June.
He said it was one of a number of ideas that he had put up for consideration.
Although the findings of this analysis are not readily generalisable, several implications can be put forward for consideration in broader citizenship and migration studies.
It was one of a number of ideas put forward for consideration in 2010 to harness the tidal power of the Severn Estuary.
*These proposals were put forward for consideration but were not acted upon immediately.
