"realistically consider" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to think about something in a practical and rational manner. Example: In order to make a wise decision, it is important to realistically consider all possible outcomes and consequences.
The palm oil industry won't realistically consider jumping ship just yet.
Or, more realistically, consider how Instagram treated Twitter: Twitter was one of the biggest and best distributors of Instagram photos, and after Instagram was acquired by Facebook it blocked Twitter from displaying its content.
It's heading for midday in an east London vintage store and Norwegian singer Dagny is brandishing a bright purple, preposterously shoulder-padded 80s jumpsuit one would only realistically consider wearing in anticipation of being belted by Joan Collins.
The government should be clear from the outset about where these costs lie and who will pay them so that stakeholders can realistically consider the costs and benefits of the proposals.
A series of numerical studies is carried out to induce breakwater collapse under such conditions, whereby a widely accepted fluid-structure interaction analysis technique is adopted to realistically consider the phenomenon of green water impact loads.
And Claire thinks trying to look for attribution is probably a wild goose chase: "I do think we need to manage/possibly alter expectations about what we can realistically consider through an evaluation once a project has been closed for some time.
Riverkeeper has not realistically considered the demand side of the equation, a discussion your April 3 editorial "The Nuclear Option" noted "the Bush administration should be leading but is not".
The line-heater in the present model is realistically considered to have multiple regions composed of a spiral electric resistor, electrically insulated region, covering outer layer, and two terminal pins with distinct thermal and electrical properties.
Acronis has launched a new way to back up the VMware vCloud, filling a needed space for any IT manager realistically considering the virtualization company's offerings.
Those models can be divided into two main classes, namely the so-called 'pseudo-mass action models', where the total population is not taken into account as a relevant disease contagious factor and the so-called 'true-mass action models', where the total population is more realistically considered as an inverse factor of the disease transmission rates.
The three above models have two possible major variants, namely, the so-called "pseudomass action models," where the total population is not taken into account as a relevant disease contagious factor or disease transmission power, and the so-called "true-mass action models", where the total population is more realistically considered as being an inverse factor of the disease transmission rates.
