The phrase "are specifically concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing particular issues, topics, or matters that are of interest or importance to someone or a group.
Example: "The researchers are specifically concerned with the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "are particularly focused on" or "are especially worried about".
All the artists share a mordant sense of humor and most have neo-Pop tendencies, but only two are specifically concerned with the future.
"We are specifically concerned as to whether the extent and breadth of the practice is fully known, and whether this odious practice is ongoing within the construction industry," Davidson added.
We are specifically concerned with the question how grounding can become shared through the use of external (symbolic) representations, such as natural language expressions.
This form of the first pair of terms is particularly significant since we are specifically concerned with what happens near disease-free equilibrium.
Among the strategic possibilities mentioned by Milgrom and Roberts, some are specifically concerned with the management of innovation and R&D activities.
The in-process measurements discussed in this paper are specifically concerned with 'in-line' rheometry, where pressure, temperature, stress, strain and strain rate measurements are made upon polymers in actual process geometries, under actual process conditions.
American officials were specifically concerned about a military celebration, Armed Forces Day, that was held as planned on Sunday.
Mr. Tafel said that his organization was specifically concerned about Mr. Bush's mixed signals on whether he would appoint openly gay people to his administration.
12.48pm: The former chief secretary to the cabinet, Sir Gus O'Donnell, raised concerns regarding unauthorised disclosures and he was specifically concerned about assistant commissioner John Yates's relationship with the media.
According to a letter sent in May to the first selectman, David Campbell, the department's civil rights division is specifically concerned with wording in part of a new zoning regulation that requires larger developments to include affordable housing.
