The phrase "authorities concern that" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Authorities are concerned that the new policy may lead to unintended consequences."
Alternatives: "Authorities worry that" or "Authorities fear that".
In fact, the rate of spending has some authorities concerned that the push for provincial spending could drive a wave of corruption.
In 1690 Spanish authorities, concerned that France posed competitive threat, constructed several missions in East Texas.
Texas child-welfare officials sent a letter to federal authorities, expressing concern that the San Antonio emergency shelters would probably not meet minimum licensing standards.
One person close to the Dutch health authorities expressed concern that companies under investigation may have functioned like money launderers who move their transactions through several companies.
Bulgaria's goal of greater integration with the EU continued to be frustrated, however, as EU authorities expressed concern that the country had not taken sufficient steps to reduce political corruption, organized crime, and threats to press freedom.
"We will be highlighting to the competition authorities our concern that a level playing field is preserved to enable competition on a fair basis".
The move comes after US authorities expressed concern that the firm's ownership of the US-based firm is a national security risk, sources told Reuters news agency.
Mexican and US authorities expressed concern that drug traffickers were able to circumvent the anti-money laundering controls at US banks by transporting US dollars to Mexico, and then using HBMX to transfer it to the US.
Errors as to precedent facts, sometimes called jurisdictional facts, in Singapore administrative law are errors committed by public authorities concerning facts that must objectively exist or not exist before the authorities have the power to take actions or make decisions under legislation.
PAGE A3 Concern Over Mideast Plan The Palestinian Authority expressed concern that President Bush might back an interim state, without finalizing any borders.
