"found a concern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to have discovered or identified a worry or issue. This phrase is often used in formal or business contexts. Example: During the meeting, we found a concern with the proposed budget.
Importantly, we found a concerning high prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency in winter and spring, irrespective of the location within Australia.
Across the two-year time period, we found a concerning association between psychiatric technicians serving at a facility and a higher rate of diagnoses for schizophrenia or delusional disorders.
A systematic review of perinatal mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) found a concerning burden, with weighted mean prevalence between 15 and 20%% (Fisher et al. 2012), with the review highlighting the dearth of research evidence in LMIC (Parsons et al. 2011) and in Africa (Sawyer et al. 2010), a continent also heavily affected by HIV epidemics.
Systematic reviews have failed to find a concern regarding adverse events [ 19- 21].
The study finds a concerning shift away from valuing local community input and toward promoting technological advances.
And in the context of the NSA stories, has found a widespread concern and appetite for change.
What's Next? found a growing concern that some Neds have problems standing up to management, particularly on issues such as executive pay.
7 11 Studies on lay understanding of the purpose of genetic sampling have also found a lack of concern about this.
The BBC Trust's investigation of the incident found a number of concerning compliance failures.
They also found a 1992 proposal concerning Dr. Hayne drafted by a senior state official.
