The phrase "a motion concerning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or parliamentary contexts when referring to a proposal or action related to a specific topic.
Example: "The committee will review a motion concerning the allocation of funds for community projects."
Alternatives: "a proposal regarding" or "a resolution about".
As Evans reminds us, they voted against the Callaghan government on a confidence motion concerning the thorny details of devolution proposals.
Senator Randolfe Rodrigues was responsible for proposing a separate motion concerning Dilma's political rights.
Last year Palm cut a licensing deal with Research In Motion concerning keyboards of that type in order to head off a potential lawsuit.
The cross-section rigid-body motion concerning global longitudinal extension, major/minor-axis bending and torsion is described by three translational displacements and three consecutive Euler angles (only four of them are independent variables).
In its reasons for its decision on the Prosecution motion concerning assignment of Defence counsel of 4 April 2003, the Trial Chamber, while holding that the accused had a right to defend himself, also held in paragraph 40 that the right to defend oneself in person is not absolute and that it would keep the position under review ….
Then in the 1970s, astronomer Vera Rubin and colleagues published papers that posited evidence of something called dark matter, which seemed to permeate galaxies and explain why Newton's laws of motion concerning the orbits of stars seemed to be breaking down.
On June 11, Facebook and Google both filed letters with the FCC urging it to back an International Telecommunication Union motion concerned with making specific radio spectrum available to encourage deployment of "high altitude platform stations"—i.e.e
The speech was made at a time when motions concerning the very evidence which petitioner was castigating were still sub judice.
At a hearing Tuesday in a Seminole County court, Circuit Judge Debra Steinberg Nelson denied a string of defense motions concerning evidence that was intended to portray Mr. Martin as a troubled teenager with a propensity for fighting and an interest in guns.
Any recusal motion would be sent to both the justice involved and to the chief justice (or the senior associate justice if the motion concerned the chief justice); if the justice decided not to recuse, the reviewing justice would consider whether the motion had merit and, if so, he would refer it to the full court (minus the justice at issue) for a ruling, with recusal requiring a majority.
