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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big point of concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue or topic that is significant or troubling.
Example: "The recent increase in pollution levels is a big point of concern for environmentalists."
Alternatives: "a major issue of concern" or "a significant cause for concern".
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The survey also found that Tor's funding model was a big point of concern for staff, with many concerned that a single funding source from the US government makes Tor's future vulnerable and damages its credibility.
A big point of concern for many critics is the EC seeking to shift the responsibility for identifying copyrighted content by requiring Internet companies that host user uploaded video, such as YouTube and Facebook, to proactively check for copyrighted material, rather than waiting to receive a take down request from a rights holder, as is the case now.
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