The phrase "actual concern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing genuine feelings or considerations regarding a particular issue or subject.
Example: "The committee expressed actual concern for the welfare of the community during the meeting."
Alternatives: "genuine concern for" or "real concern for".
Russia's conduct is "not based on actual concern for Russian nationals or Russian speakers... but Russian seeking to exert force on a neighboring country," Obama said.
The broader public reception has been almost entirely 140-character limited, which makes it tricky to discern between (a) pleasant well-wishing and (b) actual concern for my mental health.
Now, with another N.B.A. regular season beginning today, the issue still rages, with ramifications that go directly to the heart of whether any professional sports league has actual concern for its athletes beyond a smokescreen of clever spin.
Considering the actual concern for reducing the fuel consumption along with pollution reduction, the condensing boilers get a major importance for the manufacturers, mainly for the household heating domain.
'It reveals the actual concerns of Islamic State slave owners'.
Despite the State Department's chiding of the latest Kirk-Menendez sanctions bill, the White House has little reason for actual concern over the legislation.
His answer reflects his actual concerns.
Brac conducted a survey to identify villagers' actual concerns.
Its is simple lack of recognition or concern for actual needs and very poor partnering with patients.
The ferocity with which its defenders still cling to that hashtag, and their general lack of concern for actual ethical concerns enumerated by Alexander and others, tells you all you need to know about their real priorities.
But the very fact Hatch had a pre-packaged reaction written prior to the actual meeting belies his concern for Garland's well being and demonstrates that he had no intention of keeping an open mind.
