"concerned content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a subject or issue that is relevant to a particular topic or debate. For example, "The concerned content begins with a discussion of the economic impact of the pandemic."
Most of these notices in the last 30 days concerned content owned by RIAA members, followed by Microsoft, a group called Froytal Services Ltd. and NBC Universal.
The majority of the unfavorable opinions concerned content quality, which directly related to weaknesses of the content production and review process.
Since many of the critical comments about platform user experience concerned content quality, there was an opportunity to explain why it is often difficult to develop high-quality educational material.
Judges are more concerned with content than delivery.
"They should proofread, but we are more concerned about the content, not grammar".
If you're concerned about fat content, there are a number of low- or fat-free versions available.
As regulators become increasingly concerned about the content available on Facebook, is it time the company took a more active approach to policing its users?
CONCERNED that the content of its summer reality series "Big Brother 2" has become too sexually oriented to play in the early hour of 8 p.m., when more children are watching television, CBS announced yesterday that it would push the starting time of the show back to 9 p.m.
The main content concerned charge carried at a distance and the electric field.
As far as the drug entrapment efficiency (EE) is concerned, from drug content analysis no significant differences were found for the batches based on PLA and PLGA polymers (38 and 35%, respectively).
