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The phrase "has voiced concern" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has expressed worry or unease about a particular issue or topic. Here are a few example sentences: - The mayor has voiced concern over the rising crime rates in the city. - The company's shareholders have voiced concern about the company's decreasing profits. - Many parents have voiced concern about the lack of safety measures in their child's school. - The United Nations has voiced concern over the humanitarian crisis in the war-torn country. - The governor has voiced concern about the impact of the new tax laws on small businesses.
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The African Union has voiced concern over Ms Kabuye's arrest.
But Stern has voiced concern, even scorn, about the verdict.
-Who has voiced concern about Judge Roberts' nomination?
An outside watchdog group has voiced concern about Mr. Giblin's effort to expel the three men.
Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, has voiced concern about China's maritime ambitions.
A leading Bollywood actor has voiced concern over the apparent 'climate of intolerance' emerging in India.
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Even London zoo has voiced concerns.
Labour has voiced concerns about the apparent change in policy.
His wife, Michelle, has voiced concerns about his safety.
"Not one parent has voiced concerns," he says.
Rafael Nadal, for one, has voiced concerns that the schedule has taken its toll on players.
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