The phrase "are of higher concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or topics that are considered more important or urgent than others.
Example: "The environmental impacts of the project are of higher concern than the financial implications."
Alternatives: "are of greater importance" or "are more pressing issues".
With continued popularity of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies for children, their safety and effectiveness are of high concern for both CAM and conventional therapy providers.
Finally, although enzymes used in food processing have historically been considered non-toxic, some characteristics, such as allergenicity, activity-related toxicity, residual microbiological activity and chemical toxicity arising from their chemical nature and source, are of high concern.
Such infections in neonates are of high concern because of the risk for associated severe brain damage.
Among environmental determinants of health, climatic effects are of high concern, especially given the growing body of literature concerning the impacts of climate change.
Diabetes in the Kuwaiti population seems to start at a relatively young age, and with the ongoing increases in obesity (in 2010, approximately a third were overweight and 43 % were considered obese [ 44]), the mounting trends in diabetes in this country are of high concern [ 45, 46].
Or will economic anxieties at home and a fierce disapproval over the direction of the country be of higher concern to voters?
Used when the primary user QoS is of higher concern Better at obtaining a lower Pf which is important to achieve better spectral efficiency.
Repeated short-term inhalation exposures to mildly irritant concentrations (but low doses) of chemical asthmagens may be of higher concern than topical exposures.
Compared to organic carbon, the presence of sulfates is of higher concern because lime treatment in these types of soils leads to excessive heaving and pavement failures [7, 8, 81, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105].
Challenges associated with the exchange and formatting of data were cited as being of higher concern by public sector regulatory respondents than by other respondents.
