The phrase "all concern for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of interest or care regarding a particular issue or situation.
Example: "After the incident, there was all concern for the safety of the employees, but little was done to address the underlying problems."
Alternatives: "any regard for" or "no interest in".
"It was causing us all concern for a minute or two.
In his classes Mr. Uzzell teaches "rapid writing from which all concern for control has been removed".
There's no point hiding from it – Donald Trump's election should give us all concern for our future and the future of our children.
New research by the Center for Work-Life Policy, gathered this past January, shows that ambition, dedication and, above all, concern for social welfare are alive and well among millennials--especially among young women.
The latter passage leads more directly to Schiller's most general characterization of the problem: striking the right balance between the universal and the particular, that is, not realizing the ideal at the cost of individuals nor so focusing on individuals as they currently are that all concern for the ideal is lost.
William believes the denial of God's providence, and in particular the denial that the good will be rewarded and the evil punished, is an error "so harmful and so pernicious for human beings that it eliminates from human beings by their roots all concern for moral goodness, all the honor of the virtues, and all hope of future happiness" (OO I, 776a; Teske 2007, 92).
In two telephone interviews he brushed away all concerns for his safety and offers of help.
Upon rising to express the gratitude of all concerned for the gift, the toastmaster started off, "Thank you, Mr. Kresge".
After last season was close to a write-off, it makes sense for all concerned for a move to go through.
In a statement, Tower Hamlets Council said: "It is in the interests of all concerned for the report to conclude quickly but also to provide meaningful and credible findings".
Kudos to all concerned for a movingly poignant treatment of the subject of breast cancer, and the courage of cops fighting virtually impossible odds.
