The phrase "as concern for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a relationship or consideration regarding a specific subject, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "As concern for a child's education grows, parents are seeking more resources."
Alternatives: "regarding the concern for" or "in relation to the concern for".
A former executive for Carnival Cruise Lines, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that financial factors play as much a role as concern for passengers when decisions are made about taking a ship out of service.
Popular reformers of the healthcare system advocated moving the traditional emphasis on care as concern for sick or weak individuals to a view of care as preservation of the health of those who had the most to contribute to society.
Our experiment cannot exclude other motivations for perverse punishment, such as concerns for dominance or a preference for higher relative payoffs.
Industrial waste and sewage are included as concerns for the sector and there is an overall call for increased protection of water bodies.
It may bring as many creative concerns for a director as benefits.
However, in our local context, litigations are not as big as a concern for doctors.
This return to breastfeeding reflected a disillusionment towards the actual conveniences associated with bottle feeding as well as a concern for the over medicalization of feeding babies [ 24].
U.S. stocks were reeling Tuesday afternoon, as liquidity concerns for a Wall Street heavyweight dashed relief from the Treasury Department's bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
While certain personal qualities are necessary to practise effectively - such as a concern for people and an interest in their doing well - these are generally intrinsically motivated.
The terrorist threat posed by Islamist extremists is as much a concern for countries in mainland Europe as it is for the UK, David Cameron has said.
