The phrase "as a key concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when highlighting an important issue or priority in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our recent survey, environmental sustainability emerged as a key concern among participants."
Alternatives: "as a major issue" or "as a primary focus".
The schools' management of children with behavioural issues resulting from their trauma is also identified as a key concern.
The report detailed the effects of climate change on the country's infrastructure, highlighting the sustainability of pastoralism as a key concern.
Mayor Livingstone had rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.
Livingstone rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to the Met police chief Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.
Along with more recent epidemiological studies of children with environmental arsenic exposures, the data amply demonstrate the need to consider neurotoxicity as a key concern in risk assessment of inorganic arsenic exposure.
Richard Murray, director of policy at the King's Fund, said GP practices and NHS community services trusts, which deliver care outside hospitals, were also reporting difficulty in finding staff as a key concern.
Hair loss was included because it was rated as being a key concern to women receiving chemotherapy treatment (Hopwood et al, 2004).
This suggests that a poor PPG control, as long as it is associated with mild or moderate symptoms, may actually form an intrinsic part of the disease experience which is perhaps not readily reported as being of a key concern to individuals.
The support comes at a critical time as nutrition is a key concern in Pakistan, where up to 10 million children suffer of malnutrition.
Privacy is a key concern, as is the fear of how insurance companies might use the information if they got it, said Melissa Floren, the head of business development for Navigenics.
Such a perspective is particularly helpful when contemplating learning in unpredictable and dangerous environments, like construction or mining, as well as other industries where safety is a key concern for a range of reasons, such as the automotive industry, road safety generally and more.
