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The phrase "a cause of considerable concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or situations that are troubling or worrisome.
Example: "The recent rise in pollution levels is a cause of considerable concern for environmentalists."
Alternatives: "a significant worry" or "a major issue of concern."
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Regeni's particular area of research was a nascent independent union of street vendors, a large group that was difficult to control and a cause of considerable concern to the government.
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Bisphenol A (BPA), an EDC, is a cause of considerable social and scientific concern.
The discovery of persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic flame-retardant chemicals everywhere from animals north of the Arctic Circle to the breast milk of California women has bee]n a cause for considerable concern.
The carcinogenic potential of inorganic arsenic exposure through drinking water in humans is a cause for considerable concern [ IARC 2004 NRC 1999 , 2001; National Toxicology Program (NTP) 2004].
This is a cause of considerable anxiety [ 7, 8].
It added that it was "a cause for considerable concern" for the board that the drone's operator did not realise flying in such close proximity to a commercial aircraft in its final stages of landing was dangerous.
Although the situation is a cause for considerable concern, technologies and expertise are being developed that can help address these problems.
This is a matter of considerable concern.
Therefore, the cardiovascular event rate among asymptomatic diabetic Japanese patients is a matter of considerable concern.
Availability, particularly in the public sector, is an issue of considerable concern in Brazil.
This raises a number of issues of considerable concern.
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