The phrase "any problems or concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inviting feedback or inquiries regarding issues or uncertainties someone may have.
Example: "If you have any problems or concerns about the project, please feel free to reach out to me."
Alternatives: "any issues or questions" or "any difficulties or inquiries".
"I know there are gay students there, and I would like like for them to come to me with any problems or concerns," she said.
Keep a bedside list of questions as they arise, as well as any problems or concerns; discuss them with the physician.
I chose a Snickers bar, and he proceeded to ask me questions about how school was going, how was I doing and if I had any problems or concerns.
None of these studies referred to any problems or concerns raised in offering incentives.
For each resident on the register there is, for example, information on prognosis (which is coded); any problems or concerns; anticipated needs; and residents' preferred place of care.
A major difference was that PRISMS included a list of issues for patients to consider, whereas the comparison used an open ended method of simply asking patients if they had any problems or concerns.
But Monica Lopez, a 50-year resident of Irwindale who lives just three blocks from the factory, told VICE News she supports Huy Fong Foods and has never experienced any problems or health concerns due to its operation.
1 5: 42 (34.7%) 10 30: 8 (6.6%) None: 53 (43.8%) 'Almost none' or no response: 18 (14.9%) Question 9: Please list any problems or unclear points concerning COI management regarding submitted manuscripts (see online supplementary appendix).
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