"concerned property" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The government has taken steps to protect the concerned property from illegal encroachment."
Its provisions concerned property damage, various kinds of theft, and taxation.
The dispute concerned property bequeathed in the will of Alfred's father, Æthelwulf.
Concerned property owners are expected to attend another public meeting in Moorpark this evening sponsored by the state Department of Insurance, the second in a series of information and assistance workshops in Southern California this week.
As public awareness of the potential contamination of historic orchards increases in the affected areas, state agencies are fielding more and more calls from concerned property owners or prospective buyers.
Wage inequality rose and arrangements concerning property — private ownership had been banned under Mao — favored men.
The country's laws concerning property purchases by noncitizens are more restrictive than those in nearby countries.
It differs from earlier codes, as well as from the earliest laws of Greece and Rome, with regard to the relative importance of laws concerning property and other economic matters.
She has also been involved in international projects concerning property rights and regime change, and the problem of corruption and democratic governance.
Our research implies that landowners willing to accept substantial property rights adjustments designed to facilitate environmental protection goals may have inherently different attitudes concerning property rights ideals.
One concerns property and will be treated in more detail in section 5 below.
For more information concerning property (K) the reader is referred to [17] and references cited therein.
