The phrase "functional concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing practical or technical considerations or problems related to a system, process, or product. Example: "Before implementing any changes to the software, we need to address any functional concerns that may affect its usability or performance."
In summary, policy in a middleware context represents user specified goals and functional concerns, meeting these by operating to a) bring functionality, and b) regulate/control within and across applications, by reconfiguring the system/environment.
These system's tasks were designed considering only their functional concerns, whereas scheduling and other non-functional concerns are handled by Sm@rtConfig aspects, improving tasks modularity.
However, unlike MM, LMM may present with no evident functional concerns.
The architects were selected, she says, "because they distinctly engage with the ways architecture might move beyond practical and functional concerns to address the human spirit".
Indeed, the visually pleasing proportions and symmetricality of the rack represent design changes made in response to functional concerns.
However, a 4-mm surgical margin is often not feasible on the face because of cosmetic and functional concerns.
But the underlying functional concern here is a relative one: how much future innovation is foreclosed relative to the contribution of the inventor.
A common complaint was that Verdana was not a worthy successor, because its design was dominated by a functional concern — legibility on screen.
With the cosmetic or functional concern, sometimes patients with penile cancer may hesitate for penectomy.
The absence and shape of teeth and problems associated with enamel (such as sensitivity, staining and roughness) can be of major psychological and functional concern to AI patients.
The component boundary becomes the border between functional and extra-functional concerns.
