The phrase "timely concern" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a compound noun that refers to an issue or problem that is relevant and important at the current moment. Example: In light of recent events, climate change has become a timely concern for governments and citizens around the world.
There's a timely concern here with recognising people's own ways of doing things, own strengths and skills and of connecting with them, rather than riding roughshod over them.
But others, like Robin Nagle, who teaches a course at New York University on the anthropology of trash, view it as a timely concern.
Trigger is neither the first nor the last tool to push notifications about events impacting financial markets, but they deserve credit for jumping on top of such a timely concern.
They're all worthy and timely concerns, enacted by sympathetic performers, and the production flows as smoothly as John Lee Beatty's sleek sliding sets.
While systematic reviews can take years to complete, this review was conducted within a few months to respond to timely concerns about whether PBF provides the best value for money in LMICs.
Therefore, preservation and evaluation of genetic diversity are critical and timely concerns in the conservation of date palm germplasm [ 3].
The GPRD contains detailed records of prescribing and health related events for a large number of people registered with general practitioners in the United Kingdom and so can provide timely information concerning emerging drug safety concerns.
The issue has been causing ongoing concern as trusts try to "deliver high-quality timely care within available finance".
The positive involvement, concern and advice of healthcare professionals helped patients seek timely care and maintain self care practices.
It is not just that the 19th-century drama feels timely; it concerns a cocky man who misused other people's money.
We must press the president-elect and his green team to subordinate the anti-carbon agenda to a timelier, fundamental concern.
