The phrase "a collective concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or topic that is of shared interest or worry among a group of people.
Example: "Climate change is a collective concern that requires immediate action from all nations."
Alternatives: "a shared worry" or "a common issue".
Humanity's capacity to engineer the living world is a collective concern that requires collective engagement.
In France, on the contrary, food is a collective concern, almost a form of communion: the idea of sharing is a key part of the meal.
While economic concerns are generally ranked lower than environmental issues when the economy is doing well, it seems clear from many surveys that younger people share a collective concern about the future of our home planet.
What brought us together was a collective concern about the continuing polarisation and a criticism of the government's attitude towards artists – pointing the finger at individuals and accusing them of being behind the protests.
A 'big society' where community cohesion rather than personal vested-interest and isolation is promoted by a shared value-base of a collective concern and respect for each other.
Formed in 2009, NCECAD is comprised of five national organizations sharing a collective concern about the escalating number of child maltreatment deaths across the country.
Although Lindenberger says there was no particular trigger for the current statement, he calls it the "expression of a growing collective concern among a large number of cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists who study human cognitive aging".
If she is badly treated in her husband's village, it may become a matter of collective concern for her natal village, not merely for those of her own caste.
AL Kennedy is a novelist and critic Secularism means the possibility of getting things wrong and being corrected as a matter of collective concern; it means not having to take orders from one particular way of thinking, but to put oneself in a position to try to understand them all.
For the Japanese hosts, there was a statement, albeit a muddled one, of collective concern over the potential negative impact of an excessively strong yen on the global economy.
The kidnappings had brought an unusual display of collective concern and political unity in Italy.
