The phrase "a condition of concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or state that raises worry or anxiety, often in contexts like health, safety, or social issues.
Example: "The recent rise in pollution levels has created a condition of concern among environmentalists."
Alternatives: "a matter of concern" or "a troubling situation".
A common condition of concern to women, the largest consumers of CAM [ 1, 9], is post-antibiotic vulvovaginitis (PAV) [ 10], usually caused by Candida albicans [ 11].
Unlike Germany, where the homosexual was partially organized and where sex legislation was uniform for the whole country, the United States was in a condition of chaos and misunderstanding concerning its sex laws, and no one was trying to unravel the tangle and bring relief to the abused".
For example, at one study site, the massage therapists were involved in providing education sessions for patients attending a specialized out-patient program on the health condition of concern, related risk factors, and recommendations for treatment.
EMS responders use a unique coding system to identify the most likely condition of concern based on symptoms identified in the field.
The following remark is of interest; it concerns a condition of validity of the assumption that a countable union of closed sets is closed used in Theorem 2.5.
EMS responders identify the most likely condition of concern on the basis of symptoms observed in the field with the limited time and tools available to them.
Colic (abdominal pain) is a clinical condition of serious concern affecting the welfare and survival of donkeys at the Donkey Sanctuary in the UK.
Practically, a 7-day low flow better represents the drought conditions of concern and can be used more effectively in EFs assessment for water resource management (Jha et al. 2008).
Dental erosive wear is an irreversible condition of growing concern to dental practitioners and researchers.
