The phrase "among its concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various issues or topics that are of interest or importance to a particular group or organization.
Example: "The committee outlined several key issues, among its concerns were environmental sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "among its priorities" or "among its interests".
Among its concerns, AOL says it wants to safeguard security for its users by, for example, ensuring ways they can block messages from senders they deem undesirable.
Chief among its concerns are morality, identity and power.
Chief among its concerns is his method of disposing and recycling waste.
Primary among its concerns is also the study of the lives, the politics, and the creative work of sexual and gender minorities.
The reader knows immediately that this will be a novel in which uncomfortable things happen and that mating will be among its concerns.
The demand for and supply of transportation for both passengers and freight, transportation pricing, and the reasons why the transportation system is both regulated and deregulated are among its concerns.
(Was it really that big a hit?) Among its deserving concerns are the punishing demands for weight loss in the modeling profession, the dire toll of plastic surgery and anorexia, and other manifestations of how the prevailing aesthetic abuses women (and, it suggests, men).
Mr. White likes the company's management, adding that environmental safety was among its primary concerns.
Among its pressing concerns were a foreign-exchange crisis, the loss of international reserves, slowed economic growth, and rising inflation.
Russia ranked climate change fifth among its global concerns in the Pew survey, below the Islamic State, the economy, the refugee crisis and the influence of the United States.
Recently, the United States and Japan joined in a statement characterizing Taiwan, which China regards as a renegade province, as among its security concerns.
