"worried feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the emotions that one experiences in regard to feeling anxious or apprehensive. For example, "I had a feeling of unease and a constant worried feeling when I arrived in the city for the first time."
The first factor (eigenvalue = 5.45 and variability = 28.71 %) had high loadings for variables associated with negative emotions such as being nervous, worried, feeling down, feeling upset, and having little interest in things, and was named "negative emotional" (Table 1).
It doesn't matter if it's making a smaller choice or resolving a big problem, I keep second-guessing myself... worried, feeling small, insignificant, and insecure.
The NSA defined a "concern" as a "worried feeling or state of anxiety about NSA programs rather than bringing up for discussion or consideration a matter of interest or importance".
Emotional symptoms of psychological distress: anxiety, death anxiety, depressive thoughts, worrying, feeling tensed, hopelessness and pointlessness.
However, eight of the eleven symptoms with the highest occurrence rates were identical in the two age groups (i.e., lack of energy, pain, feeling drowsy, difficulty sleeping, dry mouth, difficulty concentrating, worrying, feeling irritable).
The confidence with which these methods are used suggests a worrying feeling of licence".
Teenagers are already up to their necks in worry, feeling anxieties about status and worth.
I can then forget worries, feeling myself as useful.
I'd been worried about feeling faint, but I was absolutely fine.
We had a game that afternoon, and he was asking the trainer if he should be worried about feeling fatigued.
Playing the guitar he brought from home seems to help when he's worried or feeling low.
