"concerned amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a certain quantity or "amount" that is important or relevant to a particular situation. For example: "The concerned amount of safety regulations must be adhered to in order to remain in compliance."
Our study shows that the real exposure is much higher for a stat activation so averaging all trauma activations may not give a clear accounting of which traumas actually receive a concerning amount of radiation.
But despite the concerning amount of plastic pollution flooding our oceans every day, we still don't completely understand what impact the plastic has on ocean life.
A co-ed portapotty zone is one thing, a public urinal device is another, but stick them together and what's left is a concerning amount of peni in the public eye.
The food shortages are predominantly affecting children who are losing concerning amounts of weight and are dropping out of school in droves because they're too hungry to attend and are working to pitch in at home. .
Lack of reporting consistency in continuous monitoring studies limits researchers' ability to compare studies or draw meaningful conclusions concerning amounts, quality, and benefits of PA among Hispanic or Latino populations.
Harvey's main experiment concerned the amount of blood flowing through the heart.
Money worries affected 30 per cent of respondents, while 28 per cent said they were concerned the amount of pressure they put on themselves was responsible for their stress levels.
The key manipulation concerned the amount of reading versus spelling practice a given item received.
I am concerned the amount of truth recovery brought about in the future will be severely limited... Who now will come forward and reveal anything?
As far as carotene content was concerned, its amount was the maximum (1.55 mg g−1) at 100 μg L−1.
