The phrase "as the concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or referencing specific issues or worries in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "As the concerns regarding climate change continue to grow, it is essential for governments to take action."
Alternatives: "regarding the issues" or "in terms of the concerns".
Prime Minister Stephen Harper initially dismissed the hullabaloo as the concerns of "gossipy old busybodies," but Mr. Bernier's romance could spell trouble for his Conservative Party.
Senior managers at Castlebeck ignored internal reports of the excessive use of restraints and injuries to patients, as well as the concerns of its own staff.
"Manifest considers these changes to be merely cosmetic as the concerns regarding overall quantum remain," said Sarah Wilson, chief executive of Manifest.
Mysticism was one of its distinctive ingredients, reflecting a renewed interest in paganism, as well as the concerns of the growing environmental movement and – through the idealism of the hero – a backlash against the materialism of the Thatcher era.
Since the late 1980s, as the concerns of Graham's work shifted further away from Britain to Europe, Japan and America, where he now lives, his pictures have become more meditative, more metaphorical.
Overall the FTSE 100 ended 10.80 points higher at 7062.93, although it was off its best level of the day of 7105 as the concerns about a Greek default and exit from the eurozone continued to unsettle investors.
You have heard public interest in justice dismissed as the concern only of the bored and the prurient.
As the concern over airborne microorganisms grows, so does the need to develop and study efficient methods of controlling them.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control established a 10μg/dL lead concentration in blood as the concern limit for exposures in children [ 15].
As for the concerns about drugged-driving provisions, Mr. St.
Assuming inertia is not the same thing as discounting the concerns of users.
