The phrase "address local concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or consider issues that are specific to a particular community or area.
Example: "The city council held a meeting to address local concerns regarding traffic safety and public parks."
Alternatives: "tackle community issues" or "respond to regional matters."
Lancashire council said it hoped ministers would do more to address local concerns.
At the least, Mr. Tester said, the court could have given deference to local laws enacted to address local concerns.
Under that plan, Futenma was to be moved to a less crowded part of Okinawa to address local concerns over noise, air pollution and safety.
But they were skeptical that Mr. Boos's successor, who will still be beholden to Moscow, would be willing or able to address local concerns.
Last week I joined representatives of the police, legal profession and victims groups at a community centre in Wembley, north London, to address local concerns that this has become a convenient way of dealing with crime by young people.
"Chairman Nau's comments were provided as advice about how the county could address local concerns that the whole story was not being told about this period in Texas history," said Chris Florance, a spokesman for the commission.
At a hearing on Tuesday, the Environmental Quality Council, a governor-appointed board with oversight over the state's Department of Environmental Quality, ruled in a 4-to-1 vote that the Kentucky-based coal producer failed to address locals' concerns, according to the Casper Star-Tribune.
Addressing local concerns can be especially challenging.
Moreover, the Suginami local legislature passed an ordinance early last month allowing the mayor to block the opening of stores larger than 500 square meters -- almost 5,400 square feet -- if he thinks the owner has not addressed local concerns.
"There are different ways to control immigration and we should see Brexit as a chance to design a system which addresses local concerns, without damaging business or universities," said Seamus Nevin, the institute's head of employment and skills.
I found that most of the arguments in favor of wind power development addressed local concerns regarding the economy, modernization, and employment opportunities and not a need for sustainable energy.
