The phrase "anxiety pertaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific aspects or issues related to anxiety in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study focused on anxiety pertaining to social interactions among adolescents."
Alternatives: "anxiety related to" or "anxiety concerning".
In the past, I have had a lot of anxiety pertaining to my speech.
Women undergoing office-based surgical management of a failed or undesired pregnancy often report fear of pain and anxiety pertaining to the procedure.
("Oh, really? I love it!") I think that what I have, though, is more along the lines of what is called, clinically, emetophobia: "an intense, irrational fear or anxiety pertaining to vomiting".
Explaining his decision to leave, Wingo commented that he felt "physically and emotionally unable to continue on as part of [the band]", and later revealed that he had predicted he would eventually leave the band for "probably a couple of years", justifying his decision by explaining that "my level of anxiety pertaining to being on tour got to the point where medication was not the answer".
Larger national studies are warranted to gain a broader understanding of the knowledge and anxiety pertaining to epidemic risk in the French population.
Surely the proliferation of evil stepmothers and step-siblings in Grimm's and other fairy tales is a defensive misplacement of hostilities and anxieties pertaining to "real" parents, brothers and sisters, and selves, for that matter; it's O.K. to attribute various bad acts and motives to stepparents and to have various bad feelings toward them because they are not the real thing.
In both the United States and Australia, researchers found distinct seasonal patterns, high in winter and low in summer, in searches pertaining to anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, depression, suicide, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and schizophrenia.
The instrument included constructs pertaining to anxiety, resilience, depression, suicide risk and overall mental health; derived through factor analysis.
Section 9 discusses issues that may warrant special attention pertaining to anxiety and related disorders in children and adolescents, pregnant or lactating women, and the elderly.
We have used established scales for measuring anxiety related symptoms (STAI-T) and depression related symptoms (CES-D), and added clear direct questions (tested by face validity and previous investigations) (Helgason et al, 1996; Rådestad et al, 1996; Bergmark et al, 1999) pertaining to anxiety, depression, and consumption of tranquillising drugs.
HADS is a questionnaire divided into two subscales with 7 questions pertaining to symptoms regarding anxiety and 7 to symptoms associated with depression.
