"impose concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about when worries or anxieties are placed on someone or something. Example sentence: The local government's stringent regulations imposed considerable concerns on local businesses.
And the puzzles it invites us to contemplate — in consistently interesting, if not always dramatically satisfying ways — are deep and imposing, concerning the passage of time, the elusiveness of experience and the Janus-faced nature of love.
From a practical viewpoint, the usefulness of the scheme is concluded by realizing that the requirements imposed concerning the structural features of both the generator by itself and the power converter required for its operation, can be fulfilled by commercially available off-the-shelf devices.
However, in our model, no any constraints are imposed concerning the value of a.
No restrictions were imposed concerning the length of time cases or controls should have lived in North Jutland County.
No time limits were imposed concerning date of publication; outdated treatments that were only of historical interest, however, were excluded (such as aversion therapy).
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∙ Fine-grained control over execution and storage: Tenants can impose constraints concerning the geographical location of the processing and/or storage of their data, security, available cloud services, etc.
The effect of imposing these concerns on a recalcitrant medium becomes tiresome.
The end of the United States' restrictions on Canadian shipments of cattle, imposed over concerns of mad cow disease, brought a 50.7percentt increase in exports of live animals.
