"highlight concern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to raise attention to or emphasize an issue of importance. For example, "The mayor highlighted concern over the rising unemployment rate in the city."
"I'm disappointed by the IPCC's findings, as anyone who has made significant professional sacrifices to highlight concern of wrongdoing would be.
Parents, carers or the young person would be asked for permission, but ministers want health and other workers to be able to highlight concern even without consent "in exceptional circumstances".
"For years we've tried to highlight concern about poor care.
The findings highlight concern and confusion around family physicians' responsibilities to medical tourists in their practices, and highlight the fact that informational interventions are needed to clarify home country liability on advising prospective medical tourists about destination clinics and for caring for returning medical tourists.
Downing Street said Cameron would continue to highlight concerns about the Maldivian government's actions.
Dozens of campaigners blocked the roads around Parliament Square to highlight concerns about the environment on Saturday.
Campaigner Jamie Oliver has welcomed Parliamentary efforts to highlight concerns about school nutritional standards.
Sources believe that in his view he has a duty to try to highlight concerns expressed to him.
However, findings also highlight concerns around urban governance practices and the limitations of a market-led approach to regeneration.
The price will highlight concerns about the financial interests of seat owners who control the charity which runs the hall.
Answers Sarah Lee, admissions tutor, University of Leicester, responds: "Your questions highlight concerns many applicants have: it's a hugely stressful time.
