The phrase "with greater consideration" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being done with more thought or care. Example: "The team approached the project with greater consideration, carefully analyzing all possible outcomes before making a decision."
Here in Santiago, as my father was a faculty teacher, they treated me with greater consideration," she explained later.
Participants with greater consideration of future consequences preferred the granola cookies, associated with health, while those who prioritized immediate consequences preferred chocolate chip cookies.
Besides, there is some evidence that they encourage bad behaviour: drivers filmed on English roads treat apparently defenceless cyclists with greater consideration than those who appeared armoured in special clothing.
… I must in justice say for an enemy, that I was never treated with greater consideration by intelligent men, than I was by these very rebs for the ten days that I remained among them.
If the training data in the neural network is collected with greater consideration given to the effect of cutting conditions and the performance of chip breakers, it can be used for the design of chip breakers in the future.
I've tried to regularly remind all to drive with greater consideration, mostly because we are recognized as being among the worst drivers in the nation.
Purdew's staff are known for treating their special guests with great consideration.
Haworth was much liked, for he treated them at all times with great consideration and kindness.
In light of this, with great consideration, they concluded that a glorifying statue praising his "generosity" – with no mention of how the money to fund this was accumulated – was an anti-intellectual, ahistorical and inappropriate way to memorialise his brutality.
On October 16, 1859, Brown, two of his sons, and eighteen colleagues, white and black, descended on Harpers Ferry and took hostage about thirty-five people who happened to be near the arsenal (and all of whom he treated with great consideration).
The objective of this study was to design a user interface for a pediatric oncologists' computerized patient record with great consideration of their working behavior and of human computer interfacing principles so as to contribute to oncologists' efficiency and satisfaction in interaction with the system.
