The sentence "This book is concerned" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "This book is concerned with exploring the impact of technology on our society."
I cannot claim to originality in any form as far as this book is concerned".
Much of this book is concerned with donor-funded AIDS programs that failed in some way, beginning with my own vaccine project.
Much of this book is concerned with showing that powerful and well-financed rightwing thinktanks and lobby groups lie behind the denial of climate change in recent years.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Much of this book is concerned with donor-funded AIDS programs that failed in some way, beginning with my own vaccine project.
Parts I and II of this book are concerned with conceptual analysis, paving the way for a contingent identification of mental states and processes with material ones.
As far as the book is concerned, this disability functions as a device to give him "character" and to evoke pity in the reader.
As far as the book is concerned, there's precious little history in The History of the Saatchi Gallery.
The rest of the book is concerned with authors he has translated, most notably, of course, Chekhov.
Perhaps written from about 500 450 bce, the book is concerned with spiritual degradation, religious perversions, social injustices, and unfaithfulness to the Covenant.
Much of the book is concerned with the murder of a woman and her baby daughter by her two Mormon brothers-in-law.
Ackroyd is fully aware of the ways in which the city brutalizes and devours people; indeed much of the book is concerned with just that.
