"concept pertaining" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means "related to a specific idea or notion." Example: The discussion focused on various concepts pertaining to leadership and management strategies.
nAChRs represent both classic and contemporary models for the establishment of concepts pertaining to mechanisms of drug action, synaptic transmission, and structural/functional diversity of transmembrane signaling molecules4.
Reviews fundamental physical concepts pertaining to the study of the solar system, and highlights recent spacecraft results.
This model takes into account the discrete nature of the support, introducing concepts pertaining to the theory of periodic structures in the formulation.
Several concepts pertaining to the dramatic changes that occurred during the Cambrian have been proposed, namely the Agronomic Revolution ARR), the Cambrian Substrate Revolution (CSR) and the Cambrian Information Revolution CIRR).
Just as Mill in the 19th century considered ordinary physical objects as "permanent possibilities of sensation," so Mach and Avenarius construed the concepts pertaining to what humans commonsensically regard as the objects of the real world as "complexes of sensations".
The ballistic pendulum has been largely supplanted by other devices for projectile velocity tests, but it is still used in classrooms for demonstrating concepts pertaining to momentum and energy.
(Formerly IPS 215) This course looks at key concepts pertaining to state-society relations in the Arab world as they have evolved in regional intellectual and political debates since the 1990s.
This paper draws on cases of Cambridge's high-tech firms in the United Kingdom to examine and develop concepts pertaining to drivers of Internet technology that facilitate the creation and dissemination of knowledge.
The presented Product Manager includes all and only those concepts pertaining to the description of the product whose design is in charge of the node and its lower level co-designers.
The study which will comprise a chapter in the forthcoming Handbook of the Economics of Corporate Governance (Hermalin & Weisbach, eds 2017)—organizes and synthesizes key legal concepts pertaining to the field, including statutes, regulations, and jurisprudential doctrines that "govern governance" in private and public companies, with concentration on the for-profit corporation.
