The phrase "a concern for language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or consideration of language in various contexts, such as education, communication, or literature.
Example: "The teacher expressed a concern for language, emphasizing the need for students to develop strong writing skills."
Alternatives: "an interest in language" or "a focus on language".
Roman jurists also show a concern for local languages such as Punic, Gaulish, and Aramaic in assuring the correct understanding and application of laws and oaths.
The only thing slowing them down is a concern for finding the right language to use in the surveys, so they can reuse them to track changes over time to the same questions.
Not only are language barriers a concern for persons who come to England from overseas with pre-existing language difficulties, individuals may continue to experience language barriers even after settling for a number of years [ 7].
Suffice it to say that the concern for language so evident in Confucian writings reflected both a profound turn away from what they considered to be the empty talk of Buddhists, especially Zen Buddhists, and toward a concern for defining the conceptual bases for a well-ordered society.
15 Language was a concern for Hispanics who expressed reduced confidence when they had difficulty communicating with the PHC provider due to a language barrier.
The "passionate concern for language" may have been entirely her own, but her language-games were designed to be played.
He thought that his "early obsession with Ibsen and the Greeks – continuous action, compressed plot and, of course, concern for language" was partly to blame for his failure to attract, or be attracted, by Hollywood.
Consequences of language loss and concern for language revitalization have been discussed in the last two Sections 11 and 12 of the paper.
You can see what attracted Williams to this era, as the one thing his novels have in common is a concern for the proper use of good, plain language.
