"involving concerns" is a grammatically correct and common phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or topic that includes issues or matters that are worrisome or important to people involved. For example: - The new company policy on data protection is causing a lot of discussions involving concerns about privacy. - The upcoming election is generating heated debates involving concerns about economic stability and national security. - The debate over climate change often becomes emotional, with both sides presenting arguments involving concerns about the environment and the economy.
They spoke to a reporter about designing the 21st-century synagogue, which like many contemporary homes, involves concerns of technology, green strategies and aging occupants.
These usually involve concerns that children have suffered some form of abuse or neglect, or are at risk of suffering harm – but sometimes people just want advice about what support is available for a family in need.
The utopian undertaking in which Adie is involved concerns the construction of the Cavern, a "second-generation, experimental, total-immersion environment modeler" for a huge Seattle-based high-tech company that sounds a bit like Microsoft.
Those objections, backed by many in Congress, involve concerns about the scope of inspections, future tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles, and so-called sunset clauses, which would eventually allow Iran to resume sensitive activities.
In the study context, the processes seem to involve concerns about fairness and social support.
The data suggests that display is something that is self-determined but can also be controlled by others and in both cases involves concerns about mianzi.
Service design involves concerns from the low-level protocols of the network to the high-level web experiences of the commercial Internet.
Second, another perceived obstacle to this option involved concerns about a fully charged BEV: specifically, participants were concerned about the possibility of blocking a charging station with a fully charged BEV, which would inconvenience others.
The most common argument for opposing gene patents involved concerns associated with access to health care.
Observational studies in epidemiology always involve concerns regarding validity, especially measurement error, confounding, missing data, and other problems that may affect the study outcomes.
