The phrase "cope with concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how to manage or deal with worries or issues.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, it is important to find ways to cope with concerns about the future."
Alternatives: "manage worries" or "address issues."
In this paper we report on the limitations of both approaches we encountered and propose extensions that allow them to cope with concern interactions.
Sometimes accused of being too forceful (opposition parties accused him of being part of a "culture of bullying" in his relationship with the college sector) Mr Russell has seen through major reforms such as the introduction of the Curriculum for Excellence framework in schools, while having to cope with concern from some teachers and unions that it was brought in before it was fully ready.
More balanced depictions should show characters with mental illness coping with concerns common to us all, hero or villain.
It assesses the extent to which each of these symptoms cause the relative concern and how well the relative is able to cope with their concerns.
But the editor also has to cope with other concerns, including ethical issues, opposition within the editorial board, and conflict with disgruntled authors.
To cope with transport concerns he recommends more investment in cycle hire schemes, preparations for Crossrail 2, studies on extending the Tube south of the Thames and creating five more river ferry crossings.
We feel the impact as she is forced to cope with adult concerns when she should be getting ready for young womanhood, with the ups and downs that entails.
Providing education and training to strengthen this believe may motivate staff to support the smoking ban [ 22, 24, 26], and skill staff to help patients cope with their concerns about tolerating a period of abstinence or a quit attempt.
To cope with this concern, in [22] we have proposed that new versions of MTAs should be able to obtain the location information and add it to signaling messages in the registration phase [22].
They call for urban politics based on social learning that, by rejecting the acceptability of injustice, can also identify new ways to cope with issues concerning distribution of material and immaterial resources.
