'exactly concerns' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You might use it when you want to precisely address a specific matter or topic. For example: "I would like to discuss the issue of taxes - that's exactly the concern I wanted to address."
The cast are spry, but this bittersweet comedy about English retirees in India needs a Stannah chairlift to get it up to any level of watchability, and it is not exactly concerned to do away with condescending stereotypes about old people, or Indian people of any age.
The prior Safe Harbor regime, a self-certification program, was finally felled by a European Court of Justice exactly concerned by the impact of US mass surveillance program on European's fundamental data protection rights.
Peter Bradshaw, writing for The Guardian was more igneous in his 2/5 star review, saying that the film "needs a Stannah chairlift to get it up to any level of watchability, and it is not exactly concerned to do away with condescending stereotypes about old people, or Indian people of any age".
It was exactly these concerns that motivated the mathematician William Binney, a former N.S.A. official who spoke to me for the Drake story, to retire rather than keep working for an agency he suspected had begun to violate Americans' fundamental privacy rights.
And his campaign rhetoric including that notorious anti-Clinton tweet with a Star of David on a pile of cash didn't exactly quell concerns about latent anti-Semitism.
Neither did we explore what exactly participant concerns about HIV were as a reason for seeking healthcare.
We had exactly the concerns raised by the reviewer, and we included the appropriate controls in the original submission of the manuscript.
"This isn't exactly causing concern.
Neuberger's spokesman responded to suggestions that Holdsworth's tweets raised exactly that concern by noting that the president doesn't confuse political views with points of law.
'This is exactly the concern we had over the Communications Bill,' said Liberal Democrat peer Lord McNally, a member of the Media Select Committee, which attempted to impose a ban on foreign ownership of ITV.
