"concerned attention" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means paying careful attention or being attentive in a concerned or caring manner. Example: The teacher praised the student for their concerned attention during class, noting their active participation and thoughtful questions.
Given the importance to the Republican Party of Evangelical Christians — especially Southern Baptists, who have traditionally been hostile to Mormonism — the Romney campaign is understandably concerned about the attention that reporters pay to his religion.
They seemed most concerned about where attention was focused.
With smoking prevalence rates beginning to decline, studies designed to promote cessation in more challenging populations, like weight-concerned smokers, warrant attention.
If all the concerned parties turn their attention to institutional reform, the outcome may be that Mr. Arafat finds himself without the power he has so badly abused.
These included forcing hedge funds to disclose details of their activities, encouraging banks and securities firms to lend more cautiously, and asking everybody concerned to pay more attention to risk.
In 1992, when he was still an intern at the firm, he wrote a report on which human rights issues most needed attention from concerned investors, and Myanmar was one of them, along with sweatshops and China.
Mr. Hernandez was not available to comment on the offer; Ms. Schwartz said he left town for northern Minnesota late on Friday, overwhelmed by the attention and concerned that his co-workers were being overlooked.
Therefore, the situation has attracted the attention of concerned organisations like World Bank in supporting any water projects.
A controversial online competition has captured the attention of concerned parents.
Clinicians and patient advocates were concerned by limited patient attention to risks of harm.
