The phrase "are indeed concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong acknowledgment of someone's worries or issues, often in a formal or serious context.
Example: "We understand that many community members are indeed concerned about the recent changes in policy."
Alternatives: "are truly worried" or "are genuinely troubled".
Yes, many voters are indeed concerned with the character of the contenders.
"People are indeed concerned about the whole government intervention – what we eat, what we do, how we spend our holidays".
If you are indeed concerned about our ability to control our borders and yet are horrified by racism, please keep looking at those faces.
The donors are indeed concerned about how Bangladesh spends the more than $1 billion that it receives in foreign aid each year.
"Our findings show that parents are indeed concerned about privacy and online safety issues, but they also show that they may not understand the risks that children face or how their data are used," that paper concluded.
"People are indeed concerned about the whole government intervention – what we eat, what we do, how we spend our holidays". That does not apply to the GWPF though, he said.
The recording industry is indeed concerned about Napster.
"I am indeed concerned about this trend," he said in an interview.
The Talmud, the foundation of Jewish law, acknowledges that men can be sexually aroused by women and is indeed concerned with sexual thoughts and activity outside of marriage.
Apple has said it is indeed concerned about the setting of precedent, particularly given the details of the Department of Justice motion, which seek to compel it to write and digitally sign a new piece of software.
Stocks' big advance in the last two weeks came amid signs that the Fed was indeed concerned about slowing economic growth, and as financial institutions and the government took steps to mitigate the damage from billions of dollars in soured mortgages and credit losses.
