"concerns below" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something or several things previously discussed that require further attention or discussion. For example: "I have outlined the main points regarding our new marketing plan above; now let's address the concerns below."
La Inseguridad, as Mexicans call it, has become engulfing, with drugs sliding far down the list of public concerns, below kidnapping, extortion, torture, murder, robbery, corruption, unemployment, and simple fear of leaving the house.
More recently, of course, McMahon made headlines for his financial troubles, which he tried to solve by becoming a celebrity pitchman for various Internet financial concerns; below he raps in a commercial for FreeCreditReport.com.
The crises of spouse unemployment really undermines our population, especially when they're most vulnerable -- during transition, if a service member wants to go back to school, in case of injury or PTSD, etc. BSF really has their feet on the ground working hard to craft solutions, and they've outlined some of the main concerns below.
We address their remarks and concerns below.
We address each of these concerns below.
We list the concerns below: 1.
Note that, because this model concerns below-ground interactions, plant growth and root system growth are synonymous; one can consider above-ground growth to be reflected by below-ground growth, with above-ground effects such as shading and carbon limiting neglected (i.e. growth is purely below-ground resource limited).
Above is a word cloud of our readers' key concerns and below are more detailed insights from the survey results so far.
In addition, for adults with AN, the most efficient predictor of psychological recovery was achievement of an eating disorder examination (EDE) weight concerns score below 1.8.
Students with concerns listed below can call our Nurse Triage line at (919) 681-9355 and choose option 2.
