Grammar fix

all things considered

framing: taking everything into account

Used to introduce a summary or conclusion after weighing all the relevant factors or points.

expressionC1common

Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

All things considered, I think moving to a new city was the right decision for me.daily life
All things considered, I believe that online learning offers more advantages than disadvantages, especially for people who need flexibility in their schedules.IELTS speaking

Pattern: all things considered, [clause]

WrongAll things considering, it went well.

RightAll things considered, it went well.

It's 'considered' (past participle), not 'considering'.

Patternall things considered, [clause]

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff Having taken into due account the entirety of the pertinent considerations, it was a good outcome.

Natural All things considered, it was a good call.

The chunk flags a balanced conclusion naturally; the formal paraphrase is a mouthful.

Words that usually travel with it.

‘All things considered’ is used for summarising after weighing up several points. ‘On balance’ is similar but slightly more concise and less formal.