The phrase "as one concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a perspective or viewpoint of someone who is involved or affected by a situation.
Example: "As one concerned about the environment, I believe we must take immediate action to reduce our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "as someone affected" or "from the perspective of a stakeholder".
As one concerned racing insider remarked: "If they whistled any harder in the dark, they'd blow their teeth out".
As one concerned with the rights of all teachers I see this provision as inimical to the interests of those teachers who choose not to spend $400 a year to support a group whose leadership doesn't or can't represent everyone.
The coupled gap can be located to any frequency range as one concerned, thus rendering the low-frequency noise control feasible in a broad band range.
While it is emphatically not the case, as one concerned Jewish observer in England tweeted this week, that every single French Jew is working out how to leave, the situation is clearly cause for concern – not only for Jews but for France, and for Europe as well.
Most of the exchanges weren't this entertaining, but some, such as one concerning LifeMinders, an online company that delivered life-style advice, were almost as damaging.
This leaves only the child-free grown-up to argue about everything else, pondering the great intangibles and philosophies, such as ones concerning the irrevocable decision to employ actual turkey giblets in the making of gravy and whether cousin Mary had a child out of wedlock in 1959 or just got REALLY fat that year as her mother insisted?
Another organization known as One Concern, a California-based startup, has created a predictive AI program called Seismic Concern to accurately predict seism and is also working on solutions for wildfires, floods and hurricanes.
Advanced modeling of a city's infrastructure, vulnerabilities, real-time data, and human variables allows companies such as One Concern to provide minute by minute information following earthquakes in southern California.
It was encouraging to find generally a good correlation between the two sample types, as one concern was that alternative splicing of MUC1 might reflect changes induced by culture.
And with that, another — admittedly smaller — controversy was revived as well: this one concerning how The Times refers to the interrogation methods that were adopted by the Bush administration after 9/11.
First were the attempts by westerners to portray themselves as the only ones concerned about the horrible attacks and thus the only ones willing to act.
