The part of the sentence "found it worrisome" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something caused you to feel worried or concerned. For example: "I found it worrisome that my computer was acting so strangely."
Krauze found it worrisome, though.
Dr. Larry Norton, a breast cancer expert at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, said he also found it worrisome that raloxifene did not share tamoxifen's ability to prevent the noninvasive growths.
Pollak said that he found it worrisome that the Supreme Court ruling in the Daubert case meant that he could rule one way on an issue like fingerprints and another federal judge in a different jurisdiction could do the opposite, and neither ruling would be reversed (the Court will hear appeals only on procedure, not on the law).
The Times found it "worrisome" that Mr. Minhaj "still broods" about the racism he faced in high school.
She said she "found it worrisome that many of the elected officials we have met with were unaware of the severe hate crimes and hate incidents reported in their districts". .
Many scientists think the world is overdue for one and find it worrisome that this dangerous virus has popped up now.
I find it worrisome that "addiction" implies that control of behavior lies within biology and is not the individual's responsibility.
While I applaud the efforts of Domenici and colleagues 2/3 I find it worrisome that they are motivated to legislate by personal experience.
"I find it worrisome because I don't think parents will be very clear-minded about this," said William Morgan, an expert on the philosophy of ethics and sport and author of "Why Sports Morally Matter".
Some people who have noted this trend find it worrisome because rich people give disproportionately to naming buildings at hospitals or colleges, or to charities that seem flashy and innovative, and not to workaday social-service organizations.
"It brings up a lot of questions and I find it worrisome".
