"this concerns you" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to alert someone to an issue or situation that affects them. For example, "This concerns you, John — the software you installed needs to be updated immediately."
This begs the question, If this concerns you, what should I do?
If this concerns you too much you might want to try out that outercourse we talked about earlier.
And this concerns you for many reasons, but mostly because everyone keeps telling you to enjoy every minute of it.
If this concerns you, there's a. petition that's gaining steam on change.org started by a group of students at St .Thomas University, to fully fund abortions at the Morgentaler Clinic and repeal the provincial law that restricts abortion payment.
If this concerns you, see also: Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, Jim Morrison, Johnny Cash, Tupac, Whitney Houston, Marvin Gaye, Jerry Garcia, Barry White and Lou Reed to name a few.
If this concerns you, ask if the credit card customer service is outsourced.
Although you have not yet seen the results, this cessation concerns you because you were anxiously awaiting the results of these trials since you felt they were very relevant clinical questions that would impact on your treatment decisions.
As it's got to the point where it's not even worth taking the small bedroom from your house share off SpareRoom anymore, you've realised this, and it concerns you.
If this is something that concerns you, you can read more about it here.
As brief intervention the FP will ask the following three questions to the parents, namely: "Are you concerned?", "What exactly concerns you?" and "Why does this concern you?".
Whether you are below or above the age 40, this should concern you.
