The phrase "capture the concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of understanding or addressing specific issues or worries that people have.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to capture the concerns of all team members to ensure everyone's voice is heard."
Alternatives: "address the issues" or "reflect the worries."
Among Republicans, there is no energy, no fresh thinking, no ability to capture the concerns and feelings of millions of people.
Efforts to objectively capture the concerns of American business leaders are significant, because public spokesmen for business, such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers are highly partisan on these issues.
A digital camera and recorder were used to capture the concerns or strategies that were pointed out to the interviewer.
Thus, there is a pressing need to understand and monitor the prolonged effects of breast cancer and its treatment so as to capture the concerns of the survivors and convey the information to clinical decision-makers who can use it to create patient-centered solutions.
Measurements, such as health-related quality of life (HRQOL), functional capacity, pain scores, and personal satisfaction scales, have been widely employed because they capture the concerns of individuals and provide a measure of the burden of disease for individuals and of the effects of treatment.
A recent poll from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts captured the concerns - and the oftheard solution.
With all due respect to those who mourn Pope John Paul II's death, it was helpful to read Thomas Cahill's rounded appraisal, which captures the concerns of many Catholics like me about the conservative legacy of this papacy.
Dunant endows her characters with a humanity that captures the concern, not just the interest, of the reader.
Ferdinando Boero of the University of Salento sits on SZN's scientific board and captured the concern vividly.
Another SME indicated that OHIP-14 K does not adequately capture the aesthetic concerns that patients might have about their mouths.
Most games, such as its iconic "Capture The Flag," concern software hacking.
