The phrase "as key concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing important issues or priorities in a particular context, such as a report or analysis.
Example: "The survey highlighted several areas as key concerns for the community, including safety and access to healthcare."
Alternatives: "as major issues" or "as primary concerns".
Several issues emerged as key concerns during the 1880 campaign.
High levels of crowding and difficulty moving through the train have been highlighted as key concerns for passengers as reported in focus groups, according to the consultation document.
While these were still important, other matters emerged as key concerns in these elections.
Much larger trials in the future are necessary to delve into questions of sensitivity and specificity, as well as key concerns like cost.
JRE: As you look over your oeuvre to date--Narratives (Kitchen Table Press, 1983), Living as a Lesbian (Firebrand Books, 1986 and Sinister Wisdom/A Midsummer Night's Press, 2014), Humid Pitch (Firebrand Books, 1989), Experimental Love (Firebrand Books, 1993), and now By My Precise Haircut--what do you see as key concerns and obsessions in your work?
With the exception of India, the cost and cost-effectiveness of PrEP were also frequently mentioned as key concerns.
The themes she identifies - lack of courtesy, of capacity and of consultation - resonate as the key concerns of opinion leaders and citizens caught up in the national conversation on the issue.
Horwood said the ALA "stood for many things" besides its opposition to Islam, naming falling education standards, rising debt and an apparent lack of respect shown to and by individuals in society as among its key concerns.
In fact, these observations are, in the therapists' accounts, often presented as the therapists' key concerns and they can be used to support or challenge decisions regarding patients' forthcoming activity and treatment plan: the patient is sad, the patient needs to use a walker, or the patient is slow/fast and careful/reckless.
Tax evasion has also been identified as a key concern by the Parliament, as it means EU countries have less money to invest in public services.
Third, while addressing Israel's key concerns, as is proper for a nation's leader, Netanyahu did not address issues of high importance to the Palestinians, as is proper for a visionary.
