The phrase "as the main concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing priorities or issues that are of primary importance in a given context.
Example: "In our recent meeting, we identified customer satisfaction as the main concern for our team moving forward."
Alternatives: "as the primary issue" or "as the key focus".
At the world's main film festivals, business has long since supplanted art or even politics as the main concern.
Today's protocol cites salmonella as the central problem, although it was not cited as the main concern at the time the ban began.
Nick Watt's analysis: With the NHS regularly listed as the main concern among voters the Tories know they must close the gap, or at least neutralise, Labour's lead by offering a major funding pledge Lift the cap on university places.
The abstractness of the Catholic approach to morality needs to be corrected so that victims of sexual abuse are understood from the outset as the main concern, not as an afterthought.
This implies that the opposition Labour Party's attacks on the government's handling of health care are well targeted.The return of immigration as the main concern of voters is understandable given the rash of recent negative headlines on the topic.
The charity, which claims more than 2,000 primary schools are in pollution hotspots, shared polling data with the Observer that showed air pollution as the main concern for 10% of parents when choosing a school and a factor for almost one in four.
The main reason this approach is vastly superior to the Iranian proposal are as follows: The main concern of skeptics is that Iran is playing for time, to complete its preparations for a breakout.
By considering economy and environment as the main concerns, comparative analysis of four different types of models is presented here.
As the main concerns of abnormal event management in process engineering, fault detection and diagnosis have attracted more and more attention recently.
Energy, environment, and human health have emerged as the main concerns not only in the research arena, but also in all aspects of our lives.
The EIS was completed in early 1975, identifying noise pollution, air pollution, vibrations, and slope stability as the main concerns.
