The phrase "and concerned not" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where you want to express a lack of concern about something, but it would be better to rephrase it for clarity.
Example: "He was focused on his goals and concerned not with the opinions of others."
Alternatives: "and not worried" or "and indifferent to".
The commercial broadcaster is coy about its immediate plans, and concerned not to frighten viewers by saturating its programmes with branded goods, but ITV will focus on introducing products into its soaps and daytime output first.
But every parent involved with suburban schools should be alarmed and concerned, not just for the parents and communities of the current victims, but for their own children's safety, as well.
In the first year the schools were unfamiliar with the test and its psychometric characteristics and were concerned not to use this new tool heavy-handedly.
Paleontology is the study of fossils and is concerned not only with their description and classification but also with an analysis of the evolution of the organisms involved.
"As far as Cameron, Miliband and Clegg are concerned not one of them have political representation in Northern Ireland," he said.
With ontology-based tagging, the suggested tags are ranked according to semantic analysis and this concerns not only term frequency but also similarity measured by ontology.
"The Submission" is set not in 2010 but in 2003, and concerns not a mosque but a 9/11 memorial.
In this way, they were able to develop portraits of city voters based on shared everyday interests and concerns, not on their broader differences.
Yes, there are times when he seems a bit out of touch on KOD, but what translates most successfully here is compassion and concern, not contempt.
Some respondents commented that it was refreshing and interesting to be completing a scale that addressed their broader life interests and concerns, not just ED symptoms and behaviors.
It affects the very nature of our societies and concerns not only older people, but all sections of the population.' [ 45].
