The phrase 'concerned making' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an act that involves taking care, thought, or consideration in the process of creating something. For example, "The chef was very concerned making the cake, as she wanted it to be perfect."
As far as George Osborne is concerned, making sense of this welter of post-budget news is simple.
Firms say such arrangements benefit both them and the country concerned, making treatment easier to get for patients and increasing sales for the companies.
IN JANUARY 2012 flu researchers around the world doffed their lab coats at least in so far as their work concerned making deadly strains of bird flu deadlier still by enabling them to pass through the air between mammals.
This year, we will do the same, only more so looking for innovations that have also helped foster a culture of change within the organisation concerned, making it better at continually reinventing itself and thereby better at replacing ageing revenue streams.Readers who wish to nominate innovators who have wrought such changes over the past decade can do so at www.economist.com/forums/tq.
Both he and his wife, the former actor Sheila Shand Gibbs, whom he met while nursing half a pint in a drinking club and married in 1953, were committed Christians, which precluded, as far as he was concerned, making adverts for alcohol or cigarettes.
As such, Law and Economics tends to favor corporations over individuals where lawsuits and punitive damages are concerned, making it especially popular among industries with high litigation rates and plaintiff class actions, such as pharmaceuticals and consumer goods.
But whether I'm concerned or not concerned makes no difference.
Devotion to his business and all people concerned made Sam a role model.
The areas concerned make up about 10percentt of Macedonia and border Albania and Kosovo.
The judge decided that no sanction would be imposed and the person concerned made certain undertakings," said the minster.
If you are concerned, make an appointment with your health care provider.
