"measure concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to worries or anxieties about something that requires monitoring or consideration. For example, "The measure concerns raised by my boss about the new project have made me very anxious."
The second measure concerns the conciseness and consistency of identifiers.
To measure concerns, respondents are asked to report (1) whether a family member (including himself) suffers an allergy or a respiratory illness; (2) whether there is a car at the household; and (3) family size.
The contentious measure concerns regulation of short-term rentals in the city.
First, in this study, the outcome measure concerns a complex decision to be made within a limited period of time in a sometimes hectic environment.
One of the most common sources of improper use of any outcome measure concerns the inconsistent use of the response options that correspond to the scales' items (Tennant and Conaghan, 2007).
61, 62 Four of these measures focus on adjuvant therapy for breast and colorectal cancer, and one measure concerns the resection and pathological examination of 12 or more regional lymph nodes for colon cancer.
The final measure concerned Medicare reimbursements for retired city workers.
The House bill has provisions for the next phase of the Keystone XL pipeline and a measure concerning coal ash.
The last time the House voted on New Year's Day, according to Congressional staff members on the Rules Committee, was in 1951, on a measure concerning money for the Korean War.
In a separate tweet explaining the role of upper house which has since been deleted, she wrote: "Under a long-standing Parliamentary convention the House of Lords does not block any government measure concerning the nation's finances.
France abstained on this measure, concerned that it did not sufficiently protect BNP Paribus, the Paris-based bank, which handled payments.
