"concerned region" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific area where an issue, problem, or event is occurring. For example, "The affected people in the concerned region are in need of assistance."
People in emerging economies showed the highest — and rising — levels of concern, and Asia is the world's most concerned region, the HSBC report found.
Results show that the structure of this block has enough safety margin, and it also supplies detailed information of the stress distribution in concerned region under certain loads.
Such specific strategies require having an accurate knowledge on the local features and on the comparative positioning of the concerned region compared to others.
They estimate that the pressure derivative of the bulk modulus in the concerned region is too large to be a purely thermal origin.
Therefore, it is necessary to investigate the suitable intercity rail transit lengths or scope over a concerned region in the planning stage in order to make investment plans more substantially optimal.
Development project may alter existing physical and social situation of the concerned region and its surroundings that may bring unanticipated adverse impacts (Long et al. 2007; Madon 2000; Szirmai 2015) on society.
This type of challenger is denoted by a heterogeneous spectrum of actors who live in the concerned regions: The most important are the regional citizens' initiatives which are supported by local political actors in each case analyzed (see Table 3).
In this way, loss models can be improved everywhere by integrating the spatial variability of local vulnerability in the concerned regions.
Physical therapists were randomly selected from the KNGF member list of the two concerned regions.
Advocacy for surveillance for antimicrobial drug resistance, based on a detailed communication plan, should also target health authorities in the concerned regions.
Based on single-C methylation information of patient and control samples, Pearson's chi-square test is used to ascertain whether methylation rates of concerned regions in different samples are sufficiently different to be identified as DMRs.
