"with a consideration of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that you have thought carefully about a particular thing. For example, "With a consideration of our budget, we decided that it would be best to take a staycation this year."
The book concludes with a consideration of different means to improve media coverage of climate change.
Kripke began with a consideration of the Fregean analysis of the meaning of a sentence as a function of the referents of its parts.
The path not best walked alone Aron Cramer, CEO of BSR, opened the evening with a consideration of the challenges and rewards that face governments, companies, clients, NGOs and citizens as they work together to deal with human rights.
Despite having no interest in Germany, and never even having visited that country, Bracewell obediently went off to investigate, and began his findings with a consideration of the Germanic origins of punk.
Sawyer opens his essay with a consideration of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," commonly thought of as the first sci-fi novel, but also, of course, as a great work of literature.
By ending with a consideration of John Mayer's insipid "Waiting for the World to Change," Lynskey makes it clear that the political protest song as we've known it is in rough shape.
Arnauld ends Book II with a consideration of what he takes to be Malebranche's master argument.
Finally, the chapter concludes with a consideration of innovations expected in the coming years.
It concludes with a consideration of IP liability issues arising from the development of GM agriculture.
In addition, with a consideration of different kinds of uncertainty in the future, a number of sensitivity analyses are conducted.
Incremental surface subsidence after each mining stage with a consideration of original surface topography is shown in Fig. 7.
