The phrase "any concerns from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about potential issues or worries that someone may have regarding a specific topic or situation.
Example: "Please let me know if there are any concerns from the team about the upcoming project deadline."
Alternatives: "any issues from" or "any feedback from".
AT&T is already pre-empting any concerns from lawmakers.
Mr. Lang said any concerns from the governor's concerns could be addressed in a follow-up bill.
Asked whether there were any concerns from Semenya by what was being said, he responded: "No, no, no.
"A.L.P.A. is very satisfied with the B787 product improvements, and we have not heard any concerns from our members," the union said in a statement.
"We look forward to the opportunity to address these questions to dispel any concerns from the comptroller and the transit authority regarding our performance".
Analysts at global equity research firm Jefferies said the deal may be able to overcome any concerns from Britain's media regulator.
"And any concern from Muslim countries and leaders, whether symbolic or substantive, gives a people desperate for peace a ray of hope," he said.
Some release team members use them to communicate release-related decisions and to inform others about the release status, as well to monitor any concern from developers, who express their points of view regarding the project.
Although some work has been done in this area (Boylstein et al. 1996), additional information is needed to better understand the tail of the dose response curve and to address any concerns for spurious results from low exposure concentrations.
Jeter has the gift of compartmentalizing, of storing any concerns far from his current at-bat or play in the field.
At the end of the focus group participants will be debriefed and asked if they have any concerns arising from the group session.
