The phrase "as concerns that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a topic or issue that is being addressed or discussed.
Example: "As concerns that matter, we need to find a solution quickly."
Alternatives: "regarding that" or "in relation to that".
Like many FN sympathisers, both cited immigration, crime, delinquency and the vague and undefined sense that France is going to the dogs as concerns that had boosted support for the far right.
He cited the potential for lingering exposure to holdings like credit default swaps and the unclear valuations of various assets and subdiaries as concerns that could come back to bite AIG.
That seems to be drawing tourists back, just as concerns that Greece could abandon the euro kept many away during the summer.
But the company's future remains uncertain, as concerns that its signal could interfere with global positioning systems have stymied progress and angered some in Washington.
Treasuries' Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Treasury bond prices rose yesterday as concerns that stocks are too expensive sent some investors into fixed-income assets.
At senators' behest, the General Accounting Office is reviewing her record, as well as concerns that her office improperly shredded documents that investigators sought.
However, there are several limitations such as regulatory concerns that may impede the progression to market.
This goes for fighting future epidemics as well as the normal health concerns that increase as we age.
A few were at least as concerned that its use was insulting to people of short stature.
The euro strengthened to slightly above $1.37 against the dollar as concern that Greece's debt woes could jeopardize the Continent's monetary union eased.
Stocks erased gains in the final hour of trading on Tuesday as concern that Greece would exit the euro and another decline in Facebook shares overshadowed economic optimism.
