"supporting this concern" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to explain that someone or something is helping to verify a particular concern or issue. For example, "We need more evidence supporting this concern in order to make a decision."
The rationale for banning these devices has been that they might interfere with cockpit communications, but the research supporting this concern has long been suspect.
Supporting this concern is the documentation of physiologic deterioration and mechanical misadventures in non-neurologic critically ill patients [ 90- 94].
Supporting this concern, the AQP1 N76S mutant developed a proton conductance, but mediated a WT water-flux (39).
Supporting this concern, we observed that within the human gut, Bacteroidetes have a rather high frequency of ParC/GyrA sequences carrying two separate TRAs (6.25%).
Evidence supporting this concern has been provided by parallel analyses of replicative and chronological lifespan for yeast deletion mutants corresponding to Caenorhabditis elegans genes that increase lifespan when their expression is reduced.
Although this important study seems to support this concern, the participants had their sleep suddenly restricted to an unusually low level, which must have been somewhat stressful.
The fall in the share price of other big investment banks appears to support this concern, and analysts at Credit Suisse last night drew up a list of other banks – topped by Bank of America Merrill Lynch – that were active in the CDOs at the centre of the credit crunch that gripped the markets in 2007.
There's enough evidence to support this concern.
A systematic review of this topic failed to find published data that supported this concern [35].
An analysis of field surveys, examining the relative impact of freight and passenger trains, suggests that insufficient evidence exists to support this concern.
11 The findings of the present study, however, do not support this concern.
