"you should really consider" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to persuade or encourage someone to think about something carefully or to take certain action. Example: "Before making a decision, you should really consider all of your options and the potential consequences."
If you like pansies (Viola) in the spring, you should really consider raising them from seed.
But next time this happens you should really consider calling the police — or at least your parents".
He said you should really consider developers your customers to the same extent that you consider players your customers.
Unless you have some really strong reasons for holding these stocks, and others with low scores, you should really consider letting them go and taking your tax loss.
It won't be easy, and it certainly won't be without a lot of hard work, but it's something you should really consider, especially if we want to make 2018 a year where we make even more progress.
Read on to know why traveling alone is something you should really consider doing.
Great for him for getting a new "job" or whatever but if you ask us, he should really consider pursuing a career in the art of crank calling, maybe even start his own YouTube page.
She told VICE he wound up getting "promoted to a guest experience specialist"—or, in other words, "we moved him back outside to live on a plant". Great for him for getting a new "job" or whatever but if you ask us, he should really consider pursuing a career in the art of crank calling, maybe even start his own YouTube page.
"People should really consider not using their cars on Sunday".
"She told me I was crazy, and that I should really consider subjects that had a greater degree of professional opportunities," Ms. Chiu said, her usual calm broken by a giggle.
"I've come out here 23 years, and the tour should really consider changing the date, either make it the last tournament on the West Coast swing, or maybe in the fall.
