The phrase "understandable anxiety" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling of worry or fear that is reasonable or expected given the circumstances. Example: It's understandable to feel some anxiety before a big presentation, but try to stay calm and remember that you are well-prepared.
That's an understandable anxiety and one that I share.
The loss of any strong and charismatic leader brings understandable anxiety about succession.
"At the very least, there is an understandable anxiety about what democracy means in such a context".
In November sterling's decline against the euro resumed, falling below €1.10 on December 17th.The pound's slide has aroused understandable anxiety.
Despite understandable anxiety, suspicion and mistrust today, British people are still likely to be living, some years from now, in a democratically governed, prosperous and peaceful UK.
As the book opens, he has just agreed – after years of home-schooling and despite his understandable anxiety – to attend a regular school.
We stop thinking and through our understandable anxieties, we invite them to do the same.
Following the recent public outing of Rachel Dolezal as a white American woman masquerading as black, there are understandable anxieties about blackness and authenticity.
The voices of Muslim women themselves, as well as non-Muslims who have understandable anxieties about the full-face veil, deserve to be heard.
"It takes advantage of the understandable anxieties of a population unsettled by the pace of globalisation, and peddles a myth that Britain can stop the world and get off".
But after the success of Four Weddings and a Funeral, he had his own production company which was backed by Disney and there were understandable anxieties about handing the rights straight back to the company which had only just parted with them.
