"creates concerns" is an acceptable phrase in written English and can be used in many contexts.
For example, "The decision to close the school was controversial, as it creates concerns over the future of the education system in the community".
Of course the increase in tourism creates concerns about conservation.
Offering financial incentives to prescribers creates concerns about potential conflict of interest.
In breast cancer, nodal irradiation has become routine, but adds time and creates concerns for field overlap if the "match" is not accurate.
"Although Nasdaq might be positioning this otherwise," said Douglas Atkins, chief executive of Instinet, the largest electronic network, "this fundamentally changes Nasdaq's role in the marketplace, creates a competitor to the institutions that they regulate and creates concerns for investors".
Whether this is a strategy to support growth or a warning shot to the carry trade remains to be seen (we think the latter), but the prospect of a weaker-than-expected renminbi creates concerns about the export of domestic deflationary pressures not just to developed economies but to its EM peers as well.I think this is a really interesting point.
Emad said that while there is no concrete evidence that Ansar al-Sharia's leaders have done anything wrong, they are surrounded by secrecy, which creates concerns among Benghazi residents that they could be using the group's charity work as a smokescreen to hide their crimes.
Postprocedural pain creates concern for perforation and often results in postprocedure admission (PPA).
Their performance in the first six innings at Yankee Stadium yesterday is what creates concern in the minds of some people about the Yankees.
"Ownership brings control and it is the City's lack of control over its own destiny that creates concern," he wrote.
That's not a great idea when the economy is already at full employment because it creates concern about inflation.
However, this approach creates concern among curators and archaeologists.
