The phrase "we bear in mind" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to remember or keep something in mind while making a decision or taking action. Example: When choosing a new employee for our team, we must bear in mind their qualifications and experience.
It is critically important that we bear in mind UK higher education's already high international reputation as we reform the approach to quality assurance," he said.
"It is imperative that as the agency develops these regulations we bear in mind the needs of small businesses and not further worsen the current credit shortage these firms face," said Representative Jason Altmire of Pennsylvania, the subcommittee's ranking Democrat.
A DSM-style categorisation of illness based on symptoms could still be useful, provided we bear in mind that our local diagnostic categories are no more universal than our local language.
Aviation minister Tariq Ahmad said: "It's important that passengers who board planes are also responsible and have a responsibility to other passengers, and that certainly should be the factor which we bear in mind.
It is somewhat difficult to calculate what the "helmet industry" is worth, but if we bear in mind that 1.2 million ski helmets were sold in 2007-2008 is is reasonable to conclude that total annual revenues may be counted in the billions of dollars.
We bear in mind the fact that shareholders … provide funds for our existence.
No matter who we are, we must bear in mind what we are fighting for.
We must bear in mind that we walked into the hearing facing the possibility of a two-match ban for Tom Ince and a three-match ban for Steven Caulker.
However we must bear in mind that we are looking at a very narrow, highly accomplished group of medical education researchers.
The problems may range from finance to family, career to spiritual, academic to relationship, but we must bear in mind that we must have problems.
Having said that we should bear in mind that minimizing the distance is not what we have really interest in.
