The phrase "answer any concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when addressing questions or issues that someone may have regarding a topic or situation.
Example: "If you have any questions about the project, please feel free to reach out, and I will be happy to answer any concerns you may have."
Alternatives: "address any issues" or "respond to any questions".
Earlier, Google's global privacy counsel Peter Fleischer said he was happy to answer any concerns CNIL had.
Tayside Police later released an update, saying water levels had receded, but added that they would remain in the area to answer any concerns from locals.
Counseling can answer any concerns or questions they may have," she says, including those worries you may have for down the road.
Keep the child happy and answer any concerns they might have.
As indicated by the Australian research group [ 13], the QPL will be given to patients by their oncologist, who will explain to them its content and purpose, reassuring them that asking questions is their right and reiterating his/her willingness to answer any concern, no matter how trivial it may seem to the patient.
This recruitment information was then sent to the research team who contacted the named individual to answer questions/address any concerns and to establish their preferred medium for response (ie, postal questionnaire, web-based survey or telephone interview).
And talk to the support team, that will help you out and help answer any questions, concerns and support you through the whole process of ordering the service.
He said: "We hope that we have provided the answers to any concerns about our readiness to host the Games, the ability of our sports organisers, the accommodation and travel options, and the friendliness of our people".
The answer invariably eased any concerns among the majority of voters, who turned their attention elsewhere.
UBS' legal and compliance mangers refused to answer any of his concerns.
"But customers still want to know that we'll be there at the drop of a hat to answer any questions and concerns they have". . . . .
