The part of a sentence "concern is very much" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the intensity of one's worry or unease for a situation or person. For example, "We have great concern for our daughter's safety, it is very much on our minds."
37 Smith), but the focus of interest, so far as the soul is concerned, is very much on the mental functions of cognition, emotion and desire.
Meanwhile, politicians and their concerns were very much out of step with popular feeling, as were the laity of the Church of England, while the media blinked nervously under the eye of Lord Justice Leveson and the BBC found itself making the news rather than reporting it.
But the focus of workers' concerns now is very much on what happens if the factory closes down.
It took four operations, and two-and-half years of rehabilitation to repair Harrison's body but, as far as his mental outlook on life is concerned, he is very much of the opinion that whatever does not kill you makes you stronger.
Inequality and inclusive growth, of great concern to policy-makers and development officials, are expected to feature prominently in the next set of development goals, so the ADB's concern with inequality is very much in keeping with current development thinking.
He said: "As far as I am concerned, the group is very much together, pulling together trying to get a result.
"As far as I am concerned, the group is very much together, pulling together trying to get a result," Pardew said.
The concern in book II is very much with the proper education of a citizen, as befits the project of creating a model city.
A balance amongst economic growth, environmental concerns, and social equity is very much needed in the quest for sustainable development.
