The phrase "action on concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps taken to address or resolve specific issues or worries.
Example: "The committee has decided to take action on concerns raised by the community regarding safety."
Alternatives: "addressing issues" or "responding to worries".
The commission, which declined to comment, never took any action on the concerns brought forward by Ms. Valitutto, and she resigned.
It brings together institutions and organisations from some 120 countries for reflection and action on common concerns and collaborates with various international, regional and national bodies active in higher education.
On February 13 , 1969 Afro-American Society students led a Black student takeover of the Allen Building to spark University action on the concerns of Black students.
Advocacy group Electronic Privacy Information Center EPICC) is taking action on these concerns, Rolling Stone reports.
General practitioners are operating at different thresholds at which they take action on these concerns.
The Russian boy and his peers will present their four-page "Wismar Declaration", a document they drafted and finalized in a strenuous process over the last four days, to the world leaders, calling for action on issues concerning their future.
It is essential that all facets of design and manufacturing take action on environmental sustainability concerns through appropriate strategies, and endeavour to implement standards such as the ISO 14001, and accommodating related legislation as a foundation for sustainable manufacturing.
Identification of problems has resulted in corrective action on many individual concerns, and systemic progress has been made as well, including the appointment of 16 women professors to academic leadership positions, more women on the faculty, increases in salaries, a more collegial environment, development of guidelines for hiring practices, and new family/work policies.
The reality, experts say, is that the clean-energy industry has already begun to find its footing, both in the United States and abroad, without any recent international action on climate — although concerns about emissions as well as energy security are clearly the driving force.
Indeed, parliamentarians have already been urging action on AI-related concerns like algorithmic accountability.
