The phrase "concerning activities of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are referring to a certain activity or group of activities. For example: "The report details the findings concerning activities of the research team."
As expected, our results were worse concerning activities of daily living, and sport and recreation function.
The SHAP consists of 26 tasks: 12 tasks with abstract objects and 14 tasks concerning activities of daily living (ADL, Table 1).
The HOS consists of the SF-36®, questions concerning Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), chronic health conditions, demographics, and survey administration.
39 This limitation can, however, be counterbalanced by an elaborate method of asking for relevant details concerning activities of daily living, thereby possibly improving the quality of the data obtained.
Using self-report and the clinical notes, information concerning activities of daily living and social activity was compiled for participants in the schizophrenia group and rated using the General Assessment of Function (GAF) scale.
Results from microarray-based comparisons provide further evidence concerning activity of horizontally transferred elements, reinforcing their importance as major mediators in the evolution of Xf.
Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker, concerning the activities of an elite U.S. bomb squad in Iraq, easily stood out for its physical intensity and claustrophobia.
A second official, Enrique Castaño, whose work was so sensitive that he testified from behind a screen, said that Kassar had supplied Spain with information "concerning the activities of terrorist organizations".
Contributions of patients concerning grasping activities of prostheses may be taken into account when choosing the hand components already.
"Manafort and Person A ― who is a longtime associate of Manafort's ― repeatedly contacted Persons D1 and D2 in an effort to secure materially false testimony concerning the activities of the Hapsburg group," the court filing reads.
In 1997, as Cuba was being struck by a wave of terrorist attacks orchestrated by Cuban exiles based in Florida, Fidel Castro charged Gabriel García Márquez with delivering a secret message to Bill Clinton concerning the activities of these violent groups.
