The phrase "low level of concern" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a situation or issue that does not pose a significant level of worry or alarm. Example: Despite the recent increase in crime rates, the neighborhood residents report a low level of concern for their safety.
Based on the current evidence available, ECHA concluded early 2017 that there is a very low level of concern from exposure to substances found in the granulate.
The now-bankrupt brokerage firm's relatively low level of concern about European sovereign debt might have shown up in the benchmarking exercise and raised red flags.
"These authors have results that indicate a low level of concern, but not zero," said Richard Alley, a glaciologist at Pennsylvania State University, referring to the Nature Climate Change study.
Manager Joe Girardi said the Yankees had a "low level of concern" for Sabathia, the left-handed ace of the staff, mostly because a recent magnetic resonance imaging test showed no structural damage.
A measure of the general perfunctoriness is the growing gap between the book's escalating rhetoric of anxiety - "How had this thing gone wrong, so quickly, so comprehensively?" - and the reader's actual, rather low level of concern for Glass or anyone else.
So the perennially low level of concern, which flickers upwards momentarily when disaster strikes, then slumps back into the customary stupor, is an almost inevitable result of a society that has become restructured around shopping, fashion, celebrity and an obsession with money.
All of the users who exhibited a low level of concerns expressed low levels of intention toward privacy protection by patient consent.
Americans, as a whole, are less concerned about global warming than people in other rich countries largely because of low levels of concern among Republicans.
However, the correction also significantly reduced intent to vaccinate among respondents with high levels of concern about vaccine side effects – a response that was not observed among those with low levels of concern.
A majority of Americans still register low levels of concern about the future impacts of climate change, according to a new Gallup poll.
A previous study also found low levels of concern about telephone contact [ 27].
