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I am sending an email and I want to say "I appreciate your consideration
for...". Would 「…に配慮を有り難がります」be appropriate?
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How can I say "I appreciate your consideration"?
First of all, set phrases like this can hardly be translated literally.
Generally, you should try to find good examples rather than trying to
construct your own sentence.

Second of all, English speakers really like to say "Thank you (in advance)" or
"I appreciate" when you ask something, but Japanese people do not usually do
this. What you usually have to say instead is the almighty
[よろしくお願いします](https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/yoroshiku-onegaishimasu-
meaning/). Unless you feel someone actually has done something meaningful for
you, let's do not use thank you.

In case you have already received some response from the other party and you
really feel that "consideration" is a kind one, you can say ご配慮いただきありがとうございます
or ご配慮いただき感謝します.
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