"concerns brought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to worries or issues that have been presented. For example, "We discussed the concerns brought to the meeting by several members of the committee."
"Legal concerns" brought about the schedule change," said Burleson, adding: "I really don't think our board was going to yield to the negativisms.
The commission, which declined to comment, never took any action on the concerns brought forward by Ms. Valitutto, and she resigned.
Their popularity was in keeping with John F. Kennedy's presidency and their songs, covering both political and social concerns, brought integrity to the popular music of the day.
The OnStar issue is the latest in a growing list of privacy-related concerns brought about by advances in onboard telematics systems.
Another partner, Satish Sanan, who made his fortune addressing the computer concerns brought on by Y2K, said he, too, had been victimized by slick horse traders.
So the government, responding to their concerns, brought in a series of education reforms for 14-19 year olds, including the introduction of the Diploma.
"All of those concerns bring money into the U.S. Treasury market".
Unlike most authors of the preceding generation, Ōe devoted his efforts also to political concerns, bringing him popularity especially with university students and others committed to political and social reform.
It's somewhat like having been in a sheltered lifestyle and then re-entering a life with many more concerns to take my attention away from the grand experience that freedom from material concerns brings.
Such concerns bring us back to where we started.
3 5 Additionally, legal prosecutions of clinics that received warning notices uncovered that they knowingly purchased counterfeit Avastin and continued its use even after nurse employees raised serious safety concerns, bringing into question the effectiveness of notices focused on clinical sites.
