The phrase "all things concerning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to everything related to a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report covers all things concerning the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "all matters related to" or "everything regarding".
And great Hector of the shimmering helm answered her; "Surely, all these things concern me too, my wife; but greatly I would dread what they would think, the Trojans and the Trojan women with their trailing robes, if like a coward I should shirk away from fighting.
Scholars, theologians, merchants and others voiced their thoughts on all matter of things concerning women's role in society: their ownership of property, the appropriateness of their place at the head of state, their role in church, in owning property, their sexuality, and, not least, their education and the intellect.
There is a recurrent note of skepticism about the government's representations (among other things, concerning its treatment of location data) and dismay at its standard of honesty.
Healey (2007) and Lyre (2004 and 2012) discuss the ontological significance of gauge theories, among other things concerning the Aharanov-Bohm effect and ontic structural realism.
"Since I left two years ago I've been advising the club on things concerning the squad," he wrote in De Telegraaf on Saturday .
Like many things concerning black life, this finding is rooted in history.
The recession may have altered the order of things concerning spending in Washington.
"For several things concerning the decoration of the play, I am obliged to the French", acknowledged Thomas Shadwell in the introduction to his own Psyche in 1674.
And if you cannot quantify … things concerning quality of life and pain and such, then it's harder to research it.
