The phrase "concerned with understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to comprehension, analysis, or interpretation in various contexts, such as academic writing or discussions.
Example: "The research paper is primarily concerned with understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "focused on comprehension" or "aimed at grasping".
Marketing is concerned with understanding people's motivations and using these insights to create campaigns that promote brands and encourage people to buy their products.
His later research was concerned with understanding the mechanisms that enable cells to distinguish foreign DNA and RNA from the cells' own genetic material.
Key issues: This paper is concerned with understanding the variety of data items that enables LA.
This article is concerned with understanding moral aspects of everyday life in families with Huntington's Disease (HD).
She is particularly concerned with understanding how local and national policies support high-quality teaching in schools that serve culturally and linguistically diverse groups of children.
The science of solar-terrestrial physics (STP) is concerned with understanding all aspects of the relationship between the Earth and the Sun.
While the next group of studies is still concerned with understanding different student groups, the context is specifically that of problem-solving tasks (not necessarily using an ITS).
Indeed, if we are concerned with understanding why a particular scoring method varies — e.g., our undertaking is scientific — then word shift graphs are essential tools.
The study presented in this paper is concerned with understanding the mechanism by which copper, present in the flame, can absorb into platinum (Pt) electrodes at 1880 K.
It is concerned with understanding the meaning of events to people, appreciating multiple perspectives and the emotional content of health care.
Our study is concerned with understanding the limitations of the UF Falcon concentrator, an enhanced gravity separator specifically designed for treating slurries with ultrafines.
