The phrase 'concerns a lot' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something has a lot of significance or importance. For example: "The environmental impact of this project concerns a lot of people."
First, a switch to cleaner energy would make tackling other green concerns a lot easier.
"I think that concerns a lot of other voters in Utah, and I think it's actually going to motivate them to turn out for me".
"Certainly what is going on with the McCourts is something that concerns a lot of hard-core fans," said Ernest Reyes, who blogs at Blue Heaven, which chronicles the Dodgers and baseball ephemera.
"Douglaston is one of the top developers in the city and builds superior product, so my sense is they should focus on that, which is what concerns a lot of buyers and renters," said Shaun Osher, the chief executive of CORE, a property marketing group.
All of these potential positions may make sense under different geology and panel distribution, however, it is certainly that the backfilling wall concerns a lot as to overall stability of the entry.
And here are my concerns: A lot of people drink to numb themselves from feeling anxious at parties, or just not feeling very happy.
Questions were also included on age, gender, concern about their own health (3 grades: concerned a lot, concerned a little, and not concerned), household annual income, history of hospital admission and personal experience of FOBT and TCS.
It's concerning a lot of us".
"I think a lot of people forget how concerned a lot of New Yorkers were," she said.
Commissioner Bud Selig looked concerned a lot, promised a new era, and shrugged.
"That's the concern a lot of people who respect Gingrich have".
