"concern of having" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the worry or anxiety that someone has about having something. For example, "She expressed her concern of having her health insurance policy cancelled."
Additionally, the practice of move-along orders continues the psychological suffering of the unhoused with the central consequence surrounding the concern of having their property destroyed by the city.
From a competitive standpoint, Derek Jeter said he liked the concept, as long as division winners were rewarded, but he shared Girardi's concern of having too long a layoff between playoff games.
"That was our main concern of having an online notification system, that it would be susceptible to people who had that information -- parents, guidance counselors and admissions officers at other schools".
"That was our main concern of having an online notification system, that it would be susceptible to people who had that information - parents, guidance counsellors and admissions officers at other schools".
"I'm sorry," he adds, reiterating his concern of having cut off the prior speaker too soon.
The major concern of having PA in the diet is its negative effect on the bioavailability of several minerals.
People who wear their fame with such confidence that they have dispensed with the B-list concerns of having more than one name.
Among men, higher Individualism (OR=1.34, p<0.01), lower concerns of having one child (OR=0.74, p<0.05), greater egalitarian gender beliefs (OR=4.66,p<0.001) and greater social concerns related to childrearing (OR=1.34,p<0.001) were determinants of intention for one child.
This advances the important process value, which is intimately related to substantive Fourth Amendment concerns, of having magistrates, rather than police or informants, determine whether there is probable cause to support the issuance of a warrant.
Then, of course, there are the privacy concerns of having little cloud connected recording devices populating the school's living spaces.
Previous studies found multiple reasons for patients to self-refer to the ED, ranging from practical issues to concerns of having a serious condition [3, 5 13].
