considerationsalso

Considerationsalso is a neologism that appears in discussions of decision-making and policy analysis. It denotes that additional considerations beyond the ones already named should be included in the assessment. The term is a blend of “considerations” and “also,” functioning as a compact cue to foreground supplementary factors. It has been used primarily in informal or semi-formal writing, such as draft memos, collaborative documents, and online discussions, and it is not part of standard English usage.

Origin and attestation are not well documented. The word appears sporadically in the 2020s within online platforms and collaborative work contexts, often as a rhetorical prompt rather than a fixed term. Because it is informal, precise attribution is difficult, and it has not achieved widespread acceptance in formal literature.

Usage and examples are intended to illustrate its function rather than to prescribe a formal rule. In practice, considerationsalso serves as a rhetorical tag to remind readers to expand the analysis. Example sentences are typically found in draft or internal documents, such as: “We should evaluate the project on cost, schedule, and considerationsalso environmental and social impacts.” “Policies should address trade-offs and considerationsalso long-term resilience.”

Reception and limitations are mixed. Some readers appreciate the conciseness in fast-moving discussions, while others view the blend as potential ambiguity or a readability obstacle in formal writing. Related terms include “additional considerations,” “and other factors,” and “multicriteria assessment,” which convey similar ideas in more conventional language.