The phrase "and the concern from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing worries or issues raised by someone or a group regarding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the community, and the concern from local leaders was evident."
Alternatives: "and the worry from" or "and the apprehension from".
"Our position on this issue is driven by the fact we work with parents and young people in school districts throughout the country, and so we hear the stories and the concerns from the ground," she said.
Ms. Ros-Lehtinen, whose maternal grandparents were Sephardic Jews and whose Miami area district includes many survivors, said she was well aware of the stiff opposition the idea has generated and the concerns from the government about undermining foreign agreements.
Holder, who visited Ferguson last month to meet with Brown's parents and with investigators, said he was struck by the number of complaints he heard about traffic stops and the concerns from minorities about being treated unfairly during encounters with the police.
Deputy Mayor Andrew Sarclette said the concern from freeholders and state legislators was a bit late.
Three other sites are under consideration as well, Peppin said, but the Graves Avenue site has generated most of the concern from residents and property owners.
We have heard and understand the concerns from the Prime Minister and the Government about Bombardier workers in Northern Ireland.
One of us (RWC) attended a meeting in the community near the plant in Endicott, NY and heard the concerns from former IBM employees in the audience about cancer in workers, in particular.
"We have listened intently and responded directly to the concerns from the Australian community, the World Heritage Committee and their technical advisers," they said.
And so we take the concerns from our friendly neighbours seriously".
And the concern comes not only from its most persistent critics.
