"grounded concerns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to refer to concerns or worries that have a basis in reality. For example: "His grounded concerns about the failing economy were well-founded."
Urgent pleas to address this issue are mounting -- this is a scientifically grounded concern that is recognized as a serious public health threat throughout the world.
The research that led Rojas to her IndexR concept was grounded in concerns about recycling efficiencies.
Emergency helicopters grounded after concerns about possible cracks in rotor blades have been allowed to fly again.
This choice was grounded in concerns about the impact of raised expectations of symptom resolution in anxious participants placed in a placebo, attention-control condition.
Also taken out of the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood because of similar ground concerns, the dual 2,000 Guineas winner is running out of race options.
Another project I hope to get off the ground concerns helping disadvantaged women by giving them skills they can use to support themselves".
While the participation of women was an explicit part of community biogas on the ground, concerns about caste and ethnic equality did not appear to be an explicit concern amongst the communities visited.
Between the greater missions in the red and blue spandex, the on the ground concerns of Peter Parker are given far more time to develop to the point of securing your investment.
But rhetoric alone won't connect to the real, on-the-ground concerns of those who live with the immediate effects of the business as usual approach on their communities and the health of their loved ones.
