The phrase "concerning news" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something related or relevant to news. You can use it in a sentence like: "We need to have a meeting concerning the recent news about budget cuts."
The concerning news is that Munster, somehow, did nick one in defeat.
There was further concerning news for Tesco on the four-week numbers contained in a report by analysts at Barclays.
"I realise this will be concerning news and I am writing to reassure you that swift action has been taken and the priority of the council is always the wellbeing of pupils".
An elaborate set of publicity leaks to other sections of the press (even to the Washington Post, the object of such fixed antagonism on the part of Nixon) was set in motion, and previews of the programs were arranged, complete with strictures concerning news embargoes and release times.
Some documents have emerged at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that indicate someone, just yesterday, requested for the USPTO to re-examine a patent owned by Facebook concerning news feeds, and to declare it invalid.
Musk sent the email under the cryptic title: "Some concerning news".
Variety reports the meeting ultimately did not happen because the Vatican was concerned news of it might leak, causing a spectacle as Crowe and Aronofsky, the director of Black Swan and The Wrestler, arrived in Rome.
Since that point, the problem has gotten much worse, but overall coverage remains limited to a few responsible and concerned news outlets.
According to Stack [ 5], there were 293 investigations concerning suicide news reports and suicide as of 1999.
The first concerns news coverage.
Re "Publisher's Efforts to Keep Story's Secrets Collide With Free Speech Concerns" (news article, June 21): The best thing about the Harry Potter phenomenon is that it is getting kids to read again.
