The phrase "almost no concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is of very little importance or worry.
Example: "The issue raised during the meeting was almost no concern to the majority of the team members."
Alternatives: "barely a concern" or "hardly any concern".
Given the violence gripping the nation, he added, "there's huge pressure to lock up real and suspected criminals, and unfortunately almost no concern for these prisoners' well-being".
If people like a concept, price is of almost no concern: If it's reasonable for Intel to be priced at 48 times earnings, then surely a multiple of 55 for Qualcomm is nothing to worry about.
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As an example, it can be seen that most of the patients indicated being "anxious when the pouch is full", so the majority of the patients are below the level of item 4; on the other hand, almost no-one had any concerns that their "family feel awkward around" them (item 23), so most patients were located above the calibration of item 23.
With Spurs fans still wondering – quite rightly – whether last year's signings will gel as a unit, at least this year, thus far, there are almost no further concerns on that front.
Despite the surge of migration in former Soviet countries, there is almost no evidence concerning the relationship between migration and children's health in the region.
Whereas there are almost no differences concerning the gender of children aged 5, the parents' education, income, and especially having an immigrant background does make a substantial difference.
Additionally, there is almost no literature concerning how power relations among community members must be transformed.
Therefore, there is almost no information concerning indicators associated with the efficacy of these interventions.
We have almost no information concerning the value of inferior vena cava (IVC) respiratory variations in spontaneously breathing ICU patients (SBP) to predict fluid responsiveness.
