The phrase "concerns of conflicts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the issues or worries related to conflicts or disagreements. Example: In a peaceful society, the concerns of conflicts are addressed through open communication and a fair justice system.
A new consensual relationships in workplace or academic environment policy will address relationships that may raise concerns of conflict of interest, abuse of authority, favoritism, and unfair treatment.
Sexual or romantic relationships may raise concerns of conflict of interest, abuse of authority, favoritism, and unfair treatment when both people are in the MIT work or academic environment, and one person holds a position of power or authority over the other.
She concludes with a list of recommendations for how individuals can effect change at government agencies including the FAA, and how to address concerns of conflict of interest between air safety and inspection and the airline industry.
As part of the nomination and in order to relieve concerns of conflict of interest, Bill Clinton agreed to accept several conditions and restrictions regarding his ongoing activities and fundraising efforts for the William J. Clinton Foundation and Clinton Global Initiative.
Beyond the exchanges, PeaceTech Lab is using the skills of aspiring engineers to help address the concerns of conflict zones throughout the world and has partnered with Drexel University to offer online courses on "peace tech" to students beginning this fall.
The 2012 sale of Philadelphia Media Network to six local business leaders also led to concern of conflict of interest.
A Private Members Bill was rejected amid Government concerns of a conflict of interest.
China Merchants Bank, the country's largest credit card issuer, dropped Merrill Lynch from its upcoming $2 billion Hong Kong initial public offering, citing concerns of a conflict of interest.
Some caregivers expressed concerns of having conflicting commitments (for example, jobs) that would not enable them to be present during CLHW visits.
Mr. Ruddy said the president was weighing whether to dismiss Mr. Mueller because of concerns about conflicts of interest.
