"clarifies concerns" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to explain or provide information that helps to address or resolve any doubts or worries that someone may have. Example: The company held a meeting to address and clarify concerns about the new project.
At launch, Bosworth felt it necessary to clarify concerns about whether Facebook was using the product to listen to calls and collect data.
Another good idea is to get yourself added to departmental listservs or group e-mail listings: Soliciting electronic advice is a very useful way to help clarify concerns you may have before you step foot in your new department.
The goal is to clarify concerns and promote peer decision support in risk comprehension among participants [ 45].
Discussion of ICI could in fact be an opportunity to strengthen this relationship by clarifying concerns, relieving anxiety and assisting in more complex decision making.
The complementary roles played by the NHIS and HMOs facilitated opportunities for engagement with the policy makers to clarify concerns that otherwise would hinder adoption in one state.
To further clarify concerns and revise the competencies, respondents who had partially or fully completed the questionnaire were invited to participate in a teleconference.
Given that one aim of predictive testing for BRCA1/2 is to reduce mortality by regular surveillance or surgery it is important to clarify concerns and support those having difficulty engaging in appropriate risk management behaviour.
Given that one aim of predictive testing for BRCA1/2 is to reduce mortality by regular surveillance or surgery, it is important to clarify concerns and support those having difficulty engaging in appropriate risk management options.
Sir, We thank Drs Maraqa and Lansdown for providing us with an opportunity to clarify concerns about the generalisability and validity of the findings in our recently published article on heterogeneity of breast cancer risk factors by tumour characteristics in a population-based study conducted in Poland (Garcia-Closas et al, 2006).
Even though the mechanism of vesicle formation is well assessed, a critical issue that needs to be clarified concerns the mechanisms by which components of metabolic pathways can reach concentration levels that can be much higher inside the vesicles than outside.
In view of the above, one simulation time-step Δ t can be considered to correspond approximately to 20 ms. One point that needs to be clarified concerns the fact that the early differences observed in the network simulations are not obtained using an 'oddball' stimulation paradigm, which is normally required to elicit the MMN response.
