The phrase "added concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional worries or issues that have arisen in a particular context.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to added concerns about employee safety."
Alternatives: "additional concerns" or "further concerns".
Owners of historic houses, or homes in historic districts, have added concerns.
"The recent depreciation of the renminbi has added concerns about what it may portend for China's economic growth," said Diron.
Next in line was George Monbiot, who added concerns about the first blog and further undermined the idea that we are decoupling UK material use let alone overall UK emissions and global impacts.
Richard Picking, a human-computer interaction expert from Glyndwr University, added concerns of his own.
"The dollar has weakened as dollar bears have now added concerns on U.S. credit ratings to their arsenal," Kim added.
There were also added concerns about any "furore" given publicity surrounding the Lithuanian owners of another Scottish club.
They are all the devils spawn!" She added, concerning one student, "I wld not throw a life jacket in for a million".
He added, concerning Rivera, "He's obviously been big for this ball club, and he'll continue to help us throughout the season".
Much of his interrogation, he added, concerned the two Americans, Joshua F. Fattal and Shane M. Bauer, who were sharply critical of the Iranian government after their release.
A new article (55.2.h) on justification has been added, concerning medical radiological procedures on asymptomatic individuals, to be performed for early disease detection.
In the newly implemented Mental Health Law, many items are added concerning child mental health.
