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"commercial concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to business matters or interests that have to do with making money, such as a company's profit goals or strategies for increasing sales. For example, you could say: "We need to address our commercial concerns and devise a plan to increase profits."
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"There's a lot of lip service to commercial concerns, but in the end they're not being paid to act commercially.
Commercial concerns make the review process too secretive.
Indeed, he was pointedly dismissive of commercial concerns.
Ms. Ziskin said film producing was a constant balancing of artistic and commercial concerns.
In his retirement he acted as a spokesman for commercial concerns and worked for charitable causes.
But commercial concerns, these volunteers acknowledge, were also a key driving force.
These are creations through public money which other commercial concerns are exploiting.
Henry is sensitive to commercial concerns, a dream for a modern-day fashion house.
The others were commercial concerns that Mr. King would not identify.
Obscuring all, or part, of a public archive because of commercial concerns is an indefensible step.
His business is mostly with commercial concerns; cosmetic manufacturers like letters mailed from Paris, etc.
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