"concern on things" is not a correct phrase in standard written English.
It is unclear what the speaker is trying to convey with this phrase. A more common and grammatically correct way to express this idea could be "concern about things" or "concern over things." Example: "I have some concerns about the current state of the economy."
The alert program is about getting the community to understand that where water is concerned one thing has an impact on another.
They found no egregious labor violations, but the extent of concern highlights one thing: Apple depends on Hon Hai just as much as Hon Hai depends on Apple.
This is the primary concern and the one thing on which you cannot compromise.
For all such concerns, activists did agree on one thing: Clinton needs to show up in the state and actually engage in grassroots politics.
Given the grim parade of big banks posting subprime-induced losses, the concern here is that spending on things like business intelligence will freeze.
"Since I left two years ago I've been advising the club on things concerning the squad," he wrote in De Telegraaf on Saturday .
Stolen data on things concerning usage time, location, device pairing, account names, emails, or IP addresses, or a user's sexual orientation not to mention pilfered chat logs, images, audio, or videos connected to a toy could be used for humiliation, extortion, or even physical stalking.
And most importantly, my list of concerns would only have one thing on it: how many videos of puppies should I watch today for self-care?
Trump's supposed concern for the welfare state rests on things like his occasional remarks about not letting people die in the street, notable or meaningful only for the outrage of Ted Cruz, who apparently would want people to die in the street — or, actually, to die, as has often happened, after being admitted to an emergency ward, months or often years too late.
While some college rankings are based partly on school reputation as evaluated by college administrators and on the amount of money spent, we focus on things which directly concern incoming students: Will my courses be interesting and rewarding?
