"emerging concerns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to new issues or problems that appear over time. For example, "Climate change has raised many emerging concerns about the future of the planet."
The victory masked some emerging concerns.
The emerging concerns, the recession and pricing pressures have caused a fall-off in stent sales.
Emerging concerns over the host cytotoxicity of AMPs, however, may ultimately compromise their development as pharmaceuticals.
Chile's Public Health Institute asked doctors who performed implants to contact patients to explain the emerging concerns.
Individual issues were split into three groupings; 'areas of improvement'continuinging concerns' and 'new and emerging concerns'.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) sexually transmitted diseases (STD) Treatment guidelines are updated to address emerging concerns.
Part of the market's decline clearly relates to emerging concerns on Wall Street over the failure of interest rates to come down further.
This report from the Columbia Journalism Review examines these emerging concerns as well as shifts and gray areas in the law.
Other items, such as student loan refinancing and debt management, reflect emerging concerns that could occupy more legislative agendas in the months and years ahead.
Life Cycle Engineering (LCE) was introduced as a concept more than 24 years ago in order to address emerging concerns about environmental sustainability in engineering.
Energy management and savings in residential homes are emerging concerns nowadays because of several challenges facing the energy sector such as energy sources limitations and environmental impacts.
