“say concerning” is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is being discussed or stated. For example, “What did the experts say concerning the current economic situation?”.
It has been common talk that he and the Prime Minister have not seen eye to eye on matters of policy--some say concerning India and some say concerning plans for postwar reconstruction.
What can the United States say concerning allegations by a United Nations official of the use of torture in China (news article, Dec. 3)?
Toward the end of the meeting, Mr. Clutter said, "Now I have something to say concerning one of our adult members".
The list briefly described what the government expected each witness to say concerning Graham — whether he provided them with the drugs or referred them to Angel Guillermo Heredia of Laredo, Tex., for the drugs.
Mr. Lowry is passionately in earnest about what he has to say concerning human hope and defeat, but for all his earnestness he has succeeded only in writing a rather good imitation of an important novel.
In turn, Sarkozy's tactics have been to increase the Left Front's vote total and reduce Hollande's in the first round with compliments for Mélenchon like, "I have to say, concerning his comprehension of things having to do with humanity, I have no complaints".
You can spend more time to reflect over what God says concerning our lives.
The controversy, O'Brien says, concerned where domestication occurred and how many times it might have happened.
"Yes, my dad," I said, concerned.
Some experts say concerns about private sector transparency are overstated.
Owners say concerns about biting and escape are overblown.
