The phrase "steadfast concern" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It means a consistent and unwavering worry or focus on a particular issue or situation. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, the leader's steadfast concern for his team's well-being never wavered.
David contributed his wisdom, intellect and expertise and will be remembered for the vitality of his concern and his steadfast efforts on behalf of the fragile children and families of New York City.
At the time, King said he understood parents' concerns, but stood steadfast in his commitment to the Common Core.
Whenever its exclusion of women was held up for public scrutiny, in 2002 and again this year, the club held steadfast to its practices with little concern about repercussions from golf's top players; its network broadcast partner, CBS; the tournament's sponsors; or the PGA Tour, which prevents courses with discriminatory membership policies from hosting its tournaments.
The government's actions will raise questions over how steadfast the bank can remain, although it fuelled concerns itself in November by widening its inflation-target range to between 2% and 4%.
One concern that the committee will doubtless hear is steadfast opposition from a segment of the voting public to any public funds being used to build an NFL stadium.
The protest organizers in the park are steadfast that if Ontario's premier doesn't address their concerns, there's no telling when or if their kids will ever go back to public school.
Perhaps the greatest concern is what one senior Bush administration official recently termed "steadfast efforts" by the extremist groups to infiltrate Pakistan's nuclear laboratories, the heart of a vast infrastructure that employs tens of thousands of people.
Now Player II will be able to see that Player I has remained steadfast when it comes to her choice, and she need not be concerned about being suckered.
Her genuine concern for all those in need, her commitment to civil rights, and her steadfast goal for dignity for all people will remain an inspiration to all of us.
Mr. Freeman and the director of "The Country Girl," Mike Nichols, declined to be interviewed for this article about their view of the Odets drama, which concerns a washed-up actor (Freeman) trying to make a comeback and his steadfast wife (Frances McDormand).
