"worth of considering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to suggest that something is worth taking the time to think carefully about. For example, "The potential job opportunity is worth of considering given the competitive salary and benefits package."
After his colleagues pulled him from a spot near Stairway B on the 14th floor, his air pack was found to still hold 800 pounds per square inch of compressed air — or about five to eight minutes' worth of air, considering that a full tank has 4,500 pounds per square inch.
The inventory of both new and existing homes has been 5 months' supply, much lower than the 6 months' worth of supply considered normal.
He added, "We're not sure how it works into the human dimension but it's kind of worth considering".
It is worth briefly considering some of the sources of the "facts and concepts" that he inherits.
In the column I listed a menu of things worth considering as part of a reform, but the two most important in my mind are: a) Assuring that people who have ample resources of their own – people like me – either pay more or benefit less.
In light of this, it is worth first considering the possibility of deriving suitable biomarkers from the cerebral cortex.
In view of the results of the P1 and IBIS studies, it might be worth also considering the option of chemoprevention with tamoxifen in this group of patients [ 17, 18].
Blackstone shares have surged 110% this year, a rally hardly worth celebrating, considering shares of the investment giant are still down 60% since it went public in 2007.
While it's never easy for a founder to let go of their "baby", it is most definitely worth doing considering the amount of time and money saved.
Although these conclusions allow inferring the type of strategies worth considering under different contexts, the question of which policies Latin American countries should pursue to address climate change is still unclear.
