"qualitative consideration" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a factor or aspect that is evaluated based on its quality or characteristics, rather than its quantity or numerical value. Example: When choosing a college, it is important to take into account both the quantitative aspects, such as the cost and location, as well as the qualitative considerations, such as the reputation and academic programs offered.
For deeper earthquakes, a qualitative consideration could be given as follows.
Notre Dame's list is of particular interest because of its important, if obviously qualitative, consideration of ethical implications associated with emerging tech trends.
Finally, we factored in qualitative consideration such as government policies on information technology, the availability of capital for startup companies, use of the Internet in the education system, competition in the telecommunications market, membership in the European monetary union and national idiosyncrasies such as the Minitel system in France.
This is therefore a qualitative consideration of the parallelisms from one model to another.
Qualitative consideration of excretion alone does not sufficiently predict the ability of a chemical to reach its molecular target.
The former criticism relates to content validity, a qualitative consideration as to whether an instrument or questionnaire adequately covers important aspects of parent satisfaction and in sufficient depth.
Some qualitative considerations are presented which explain the general features including the temperature dependence of the banding.
The number of qualitative considerations that enter the prediction process personal biases and hidden agendas, for example—risk rendering the results suspect and make senior management more likely to reject counterintuitive results.
For other LCA in- and output values, we provide estimations and important qualitative considerations to be able to perform such a scale-up study.
From these workshops, we generated a set of qualitative considerations for the design of digital photographic tools to support interpersonal expression in this setting.
We discuss the potential biases, limitations and uncertainty in the approach, as well as additional qualitative considerations for algorithm selection for climate-change studies.
