"organisations concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to organizations that are involved or interested in a particular issue or topic. Example: The government is working closely with all the organisations concerned to address the issue of climate change.
The organisations concerned include BT, IBM and Vodafone.
Organisations concerned with protecting children have urged caution on the issue.
Interestingly, organisations concerned with older people regard loneliness as a health problem as well as a social one.
That it needed their efforts over such a prolonged period reflects little credit on any of the NHS organisations concerned.
He also criticised the "sometimes casual, vague and unfeeling responses" the organisations concerned gave to those who made a complaint.
We drew on testimony from Combatants for Peace, Breaking the Silence and other organisations concerned with the uneasy and undeclared truce in Israel today.
This includes analysis of potential sanitary consequences and sources of danger; as well as of possible positive and negative statements by health and patient organisations concerning the technology. .
Our results allow EU Member States to discharge their responsibilities under the Habitats Directive and inform other international organisations concerning the assessment of conservation status of cetaceans and the impact of bycatch at a large spatial scale.
To ensure proper management, several guidelines from different countries, institutes and organisations concerning the management of diabetes during pregnancy have been published.
Focus Group Discussions were conducted with different cadres of health workers (nurses, midwifes and clinical officers and associated field cadres) to explore how the roles and support of the organisations concerning their human resource management functions changed under the reforms.
The Inquisition in Burn Mark is a sophisticated organisation, concerned with good PR and community outreach.
