The phrase "as recent concern" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The report highlights as recent concern the impact of climate change on agriculture."
Alternatives: "recent issue" or "current concern".
Assisting them will be production and DJ duo ThreeSixty, whose deep, driving, main-room progressive house sounds can be found on Toolroom, Defected and Funkagenda's Funk Farm label, as well as their own recent concern Maquina Music.
As the recent concern over breast cancer advice shows, Black and White women often inhabit different worlds in our healthcare system.
Of recent concern, as might be expected, is the impact our corporate greed has had on the world's economy.
Poems have again been his recent concern as a writer.
We see both near- and long-term prospects being as strong as ever, although recent concerns around end market growth have caused a material underperformance for Arm shares (down 18% over the past 3 months versus the European technology sector down 6%).
Any notion of decoupling between Spain and other suffering euro economies, however, has since been wiped out by the deepening crisis in Greece, as well as by more recent concerns over Italy's finances and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's tense relationship with his finance minister.
As this is not a recent concern, several methods have been proposed to separate the trend and cyclical components of the output.
Nothing has been a recent concern of his, insofar as it relates to something.
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Some have read him as a precursor of recent concerns about the relationship between liberal individualism and the social setting in which the individual is embedded.
