'concern field' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specialized area of knowledge or activity that has a bearing on the topic under discussion. For example, "The speaker discussed the current state of conflict in Syria, a major concern field for diplomatic relations in the Middle East."
To address Burnham's concerns, Field proposes that those now over pension age would be asked to continue to pay NI if they wanted free care.
In addition to the slowly varying field inhomogeneity intrinsic to the MR hardware, a more concerning field inhomogeneity is caused by the specific susceptibility of patient tissue.
However, the stand data would be improved if parameters concerning field-layer type, alder and field-layer cover were added.
Less costly 1.0 T extremity systems have been introduced that offer superior patient comfort, but may have limitations concerning field-of-view and image quality.
Results issued from Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) are presented here concerning fields of velocity components and local energy dissipation, corresponding to a liquid initially with a low viscosity becoming highly viscous Newtonian and then pseudo-plastic.
Nowadays, abnormal subjective experiences concerning fields other than delusions and hallucinations are becoming more investigated since they are believed to be important in understanding and treating schizophrenia [ 16, 17].
Father Finucane became Concern's field director in Bangladesh in 1972 after its war of independence from Pakistan.
However, it needs to be taken into account that the findings above mainly concern the field of health rather than ECEC.
Another important concern during field enquiry was the 'courtesy bias' of respondents.
Gutberlet et al. raise concern that field inhomogeneities may have occurred in Fig. 5, leading to ineffective "nulling".
