'expressed a concern that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone expresses their worries or doubts about something. For example: "The teacher expressed a concern that some of her students were not prepared for the upcoming test."
Naturopaths were the only group that expressed a concern that once the new regulations are fully implemented, members of the public may no longer feel the need to consult either a naturopath or any other practitioner.
She also expressed a concern that seeing these tattoos on members of the public could be triggering to those at risk of self-injury.
But lawmakers, state officials and consumer advocates have expressed a concern that those proposals could leave many Americans without access to a communication lifeline.
Insurer WPA "expressed a concern that when HCA took over the running of an NHS PPU they tended to be much more expensive", the commission's report added.
"There was not a lot, but some hunters and trappers expressed a concern that it potentially – well, it made them uncomfortable," Aasheim said.
But some Republican senators, who spoke after Mr. McGreevey briefly addressed their caucus this morning, expressed a concern that the era of good feeling may be short-lived because the next round of Senate elections are in only two years.
"When you raise margin requirements, you express a concern that is telegraphed to the market at large," he said.
"She expresses a concern that her son, who is in this apartment, is going to hurt himself or somebody else," Mr. Browne said, recounting the 911 call.
Courts in other states consistently have rejected product-based public nuisance suits against lead pigment manufacturers, expressing a concern that allowing such a lawsuit would circumvent the basic requirements of products liability law.
Or a client expresses a concern that we know we can help resolve, so we don't want to wait through their lengthy explanation.
Nor did they express a concern that hired workers would harm their plants or otherwise not perform adequately (Table 4).
