"things of concern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any number of issues or topics that may be worrying or concerning to someone. For example, "The president discussed several things of concern at the press conference, including the country's growing population and declining resources."
Refer to things of concern to you both.
"It makes it easier in that you know the things of concern to the judges.
"There were two first things of concern," Mr. Aufhauser, now general counsel of the Treasury Department, said.
Trump was of course then battling for the Republican nomination, so it's not surprising that the two positions he'd taken by the 100th day of his campaign focused on things of concern to his party.
But there weren't efficient solutions to take out chemicals and heavy metals and other things of concern from water.
Part of what makes each of these diverse things of concern is their impact on health, and in that sense they are all public health problems.
"What we saw this summer was transactions going up; inventory looks like it's stabilizing; the only thing of concern right now is prices are still dropping".
Still, the RNC officials said it was unusual but not surprising that the Ukraine plank was the only thing of concern to the Trump camp, given Manafort's business ties to the country's former president, Victor Yanukovych.
"What the RFRA does is potentially give a defense to a business owner that wants to discriminate against a gay customer … that's the thing of concern," says Sam Bagenstos, the Frank Millard Professor of Law at the University of Michigan.
It is a thing of concern that their relative high knowledge of MIP did not inform high level of positive attitude towards the use of ITNs in particular.
In Nigeria, it remains a thing of concern that despite the proven efficacy of this preventive intervention and its supposed availability, malaria still constitutes a serious threat to maternal and neonatal health.
