The phrase "allay concerns that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of reducing or alleviating worries or fears about a specific issue or topic.
Example: "The new policy was introduced to allay concerns that the project would exceed its budget."
Alternatives: "ease worries that" or "mitigate fears that".
BHP's proposal seeks to allay concerns that have become common to shareholders after a wave of recent Australian takeovers.
However, Polk has two major issues to address to allay concerns that became more apparent this week on a national stage.
However, the trust said that the corporation will need to submit more detailed proposals to allay concerns, that will have to undergo a "rigorous regulatory assessment", before any final decisions can be made to give the plan the greenlight.
More important, it helps allay concerns that had spread within the company that an unfavorable Ofcom ruling could have prompted further scrutiny in the United States by the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission that could have affected News Corporation's domestic television assets.
"The dismissal of these lawsuits should help allay concerns that have been raised about Tyco's accounting practices," said Chief Executive Dennis Kozlowski in a statement.
Be ready to allay concerns that might arise during the vacation.
In his letter, Mr. Schulze again sought to allay concerns that the deal was financially unfeasible.
That is to allay concerns that Macy's is seeking to commercialize the school environment, they said.
In a statement, he appeared to move to allay concerns that climate action would be downgraded.
The results could further allay concerns that StarLink had caused the reactions.
Mr. Bloomberg's challenge was to allay concerns that Ms. Black had little experience in or exposure to public school systems.
