"overlapping concerns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when what you are discussing involves two or more different topics that have some element of overlap in them. For example, you might say, "When planning the event, there were overlapping concerns about budget and logistics that had to be addressed."
We were able to pinpoint and document overlapping concerns.
Overlapping concerns and resulting attempts by the Ministry to influence the MRC agenda resulted in frictions, for example, when the Chief Medical Officer observed a lack of epidemiological focus in the Council's clinical work.
Effective grading policies provide consistent treatment of these overlapping concerns.
That there are overlapping concerns between my fiction and my nonfiction is no surprise: my concerns are simply my concerns.
HERE is an attempt to portray various philosophical and political factions under the Republicans' big tent, taking account of the many overlapping concerns that unite them.
Maybe even establish a Nato-Iran Counlike nothenlike the joint framework the alliance has with Russia, given our areas of overlapping concerns there.
That it is underappreciated and/or misunderstood even by many of its admirers -- for some of the positive reviews still assert it lacks deeper characterization and emotional resonance -- is probably at least partially due to the complexity of its expression of overlapping concern with both the physical and the spiritual.
If two questions had a Pearson's correlation coefficient exceeding 0.70 and overlap concerning content, one of the questions was considered potentially redundant.
Sex-selective abortion raises a multitude of overlapping ethical concerns regarding eugenics, population control, and provider privilege or knowledge.
At that time I tried to get help from the county, largely because I saw it not as a single-municipality issue, but a much broader, and overlapping, area concern.
Document retrieval and clustering often serve as preliminary steps in information extraction (IE) or text mining, two overlapping areas concerned with extracting useful knowledge from documents, such as the main features of named entities (category, roles in relation to other entities, location, dates, etc).
