"while concerned with" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It suggests a specific time period or situation in which someone is worried or preoccupied with something. Example: While concerned with the safety of her children, she constantly checked on them as they played in the backyard.
While concerned with the melancholy closure of ageing, the poem conveys in parenthesis the limitlessness of adolescent aspiration.
A Japanese, while concerned with the bottom line, is not single-minded about it as many Westerners are.
Forbes Industry: Materials StarMine Industry: Metals & Mining Analyst Name: Michael Gambardella Brokerage: J.P. Morgan Securities Michael Gambardella, an analyst at J.P. Morgan ranked second in his field by StarMine at picking stocks in metals and mining, remains positive about the 2008 prospects for the U.S. steel industry, while concerned with the strong likelihood of decreased demand.
In the case of resistance to agenda of non-state initiatives, such aversion would not lead to face-to-face confrontation with the state as long as the non-state initiatives were able to maintain relationships at different levels (micro, meso and macro), while remaining concerned with continued program implementation.
Others, while concerned about its usage, were reluctant to interfere with Japanese-American efforts to represent their own history.
Montcalm, while concerned about the weak military position of the fort, conducted the defense with spirit.
Ms. Witty, while concerned about the city's and state's future involvement, said she had been trying to balance her concern for the project with her own grief.
Managers have long recognized the desirability of having "attractive" personnel greet the public in such job classifications as receptionist, restaurant hostess, and stewardess, while being more concerned with technical skills on the part of those individuals removed from customer contact, such as typists, cooks, and those in maintenance positions.
First, the country and its hundreds of wood-products corporations and middlemen have been remarkably aggressive in pursuing timber supplies globally, while generally being little concerned with social equity or environmental sustainability.
After all, France's credit burden is staggering, and its banks are overloaded with the bad debt of imperilled euro economies, while Germany is most concerned with maintaining its rigorously won solvency.
(No tinned nuts, more fresh sarnies!) Hotels.com says for men that means more beer (yawn - 60%) and, oddly, massage oils (25%); while women are more concerned with chocolate bars (yawn again - 43%) and a good book or magazine (38%).
