"harbour concerns" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to express worry, apprehension, or suspicion about a particular issue or situation. Example: The recent increase in crime rates has caused many residents to harbour concerns about the safety of their neighborhood.
The 2011 Masters champion is clearly among those who harbour concerns.
But does she harbour concerns herself that other athletes, even those with unblemished skin, might be doping?
The league is believed to harbour concerns over the legitimacy of the bid's business plan and its intentions.
Although some harbour concerns over Hagel's voting record on gay rights, none of the Senate's Democrats have publicly abandoned him.
She said that many councils and community organisations have expressed a desire to do more to help but harbour concerns about the home office's approach as well as fears over future funding.
Wenger is believed to harbour concerns about the 35-year-old's ability to perform consistently at the highest level — especially after his latest fitness setback — and that same feeling is present towards Flamini.
It's very fair to harbour concern over China's yuan policy, its massive accrued reserves, and the resulting effects on American consumers, but Mr Fallows mistreats the economics involved in order to spin a potential disaster scenario--a rather nasty hypothetical meltdown, if not outright war.The economic misunderstandings are bothersome.
This column revealed last Friday that Westminster harboured concerns about repeats in 2012 of projections such as Cricket Australia's holographic images of Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke on Big Ben last week.
Southgate, who has spoken about the issue with the technical director, Dan Ashworth, in the past, apparently harbours concerns over how taking on the role, even in the short term, could benefit his future career.
As the largest covered space in the world, designed to take 180,000, its planners harboured concerns over the effect the exhaled breath of so many might have on the atmosphere inside.
But despite his optimism for the trajectory of Ethio-jazz in Addis, he confides he harbours concerns over the homogenising influence of western musical culture, and the precedent set by a recent spate of government-enforced closures of many of the city's azmari bets to make way for new high-rise buildings.
