The phrase "also expressed a concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has shared a worry or issue in addition to other points made.
Example: "During the meeting, she also expressed a concern about the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "also raised a concern" or "also voiced a concern".
She also expressed a concern that seeing these tattoos on members of the public could be triggering to those at risk of self-injury.
He also expressed a concern it could cause a recurrence of an Achilles injury he suffered while on loan at Italian side AC Milan in 2010.
Quintero, whose organization provides a number of harm reduction programs across Colombia for addicts, also expressed a concern about the future of those who lived there.
ROs also expressed a concern about which supporting evidence was the best to present.
Many clinicians also express a concern about becoming forgotten or needed too much if they accept a rural position, a result that may cause them to lose an opportunity for further education.
The authors of the reports also express a concern regarding the inability of infants to handle excess amounts of manganese and state that the intake source should be from food and formula only to prevent high intake levels (IOM 2001; SCF 2003).
But they also expressed a greater concern: that recent actions by Americans in Afghanistan would put them at greater risk during their pending deployments to that country.
Although participants voiced a strong desire to help others and to save lives, they also expressed a deep concern for their own quality of life and how living in a rural, deprived area would impact them.
Some residents also express a deeper concern: The train is literally passing them by.
They may also be expressing a concern about what will happen with their own remains.
12.14pm: The Unite union has also expressed its concern about "a sad day for UK manufacturing".
