"concern for not" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to express worry or apprehension about something not happening or not being done. Example: "I have a concern for not completing the project on time." This sentence means that the speaker is worried about the possibility of not being able to finish the project by the deadline.
"The politics, the deception, the lack of concern for not only the children in the past, but for children today".
Mr. Weber said in an interview that the arrangement was an issue of concern for not only the magazine but for the media world in general.
The issue has been a topic of concern for not only farmers, but also companies that clean and handle seed.
Concern for the standard(s) of practice has been translated into concern for not just the assessment, audit and evaluation of those standards, but a particular form or approach to 'quality assurance'.
"The ongoing slide in the ore price is concerning for not just the energy sector but even financial institutions".
Andy Ram, an Israeli who is one of the world's top men's doubles players, cited security concerns for not playing in the men's event in Dubai.
Cost of vaccination, side effects, being too young for vaccination, low perceived needs and fear of injection were raised as the most important concerns for not considering.
"We apologize for causing the public concern and for not taking our full social responsibility as a company that should have been a role model," Mr. Lee said.
The reason for the growth of our disconnected suburbs in the first place has been our abandonment of concern for those not belonging to our particular, idealized village.
And if we're honest, is there any point in developing a male treatment when birth control will always ultimately be a physiological concern for women, not men?
But on the question of the Palestinians, Sharon has said that he shares your concern for those not involved in terror.
