"concerned about why" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express worry or interest in understanding the reason behind something. You can use it in various contexts, such as in explaining a character's emotions or motivations, discussing a problem or issue, or asking for clarification. Example: John's behavior has been erratic lately, and his coworkers are concerned about why. Is he going through a personal crisis or is there something else causing this change in him?.
But if it is humiliation that we are concerned about, why do we blush when we're praised?
"I am not concerned about why we didn't bring in another player because we have Kelechi, we have Raheem [Sterling] who can also play forward, so no problem".
The neurology consultant was fascinated by misfiring nerve fibers that were having a nervous breakdown but was less concerned about why Bill's legs hurt.
One critical voice raised against the DeepMind data-sharing agreement is health data privacy group MedConfidential, which is particularly concerned about why Royal Free Trust data streams are being shared for all patients, rather than just for those who have had kidney function tests.
And was therefore concerned about why these trance legends felt the need to distill the genre for the Adderall-popping masses.
If the claims are not exaggerated, investors should be very concerned about why these companies have so much difficulty figuring out what they're paying their own workers.
Think about why you're only concerned about you.
Mr. Hattaway, speaking for Mr. Gore, said of Mr. Bush and his visit to Bob Jones University, "If he's truly concerned about Catholics, why did he address a place that calls Catholicism a cult?" The controversy over Mr. Bush's campaign stop at Bob Jones, in South Carolina, was stoked by Senator John McCain, who was Mr. Bush's main rival for the Republican presidential nomination.
What they should be more concerned about is why the Millennials have little or no interest in what they have to say.
If members of Congress are so concerned about jobs, why in the world are they willing to bet our future on the Canadian pipeline while refusing to support crucial, overdue policies that will expand clean energy that's homegrown right here in the USA?
Looking at charts like these, the pertinent question isn't why Americans are increasingly concerned about inequality, but why they weren't marching in the streets years ago.
