my concerns have been sorted out vs my concerns have been cleared

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They convey the idea that the issues or worries someone had are now resolved. The choice between 'sorted out' and 'cleared' depends on personal preference or the specific context in which they are used.

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my concerns have been sorted out

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that issues or worries have been resolved.

This phrase is used to convey that problems or concerns have been dealt with and resolved effectively.

Examples:

I'm glad to say that all my concerns have been sorted out.
After discussing the matter with the team, my concerns have been sorted out.
Don't worry, your concerns will be sorted out soon.

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Once all of the little details have been sorted out...
This should have been sorted out days ago.
This problem should have been sorted out a long time ago.
The report has now been adopted and will be published and promoted once one or two details have been sorted out.
The situation will have been sorted out by 2002 with the ratification of the own resources decision.
It is true that we have made progress in numerous areas and that some environmental problems, such as water pollution, have been sorted out.
It is wrong to think their problems have been sorted out, there is still a lot to be done and the European institutions have to do their part.
On the report on spectrum, others have mentioned the question of to what extent it matters that different systems for deciding on third generation mobile licences have been sorted out.
Things should have been sorted out once and for all, and a special interim Commission brought in, made up of management experts, with the task of providing a remedy, just as the independent experts provided a diagnosis.
If you had listened to me, this matter would have been sorted out long ago!
We in the Committee on Petitions have noticed how often we are able to sort out things which should have been sorted out at a national, or even sometimes a regional, level.
I have in mind, for example, improved coordination between the Member States in the field of environment and health, something that should have been sorted out long ago in the European Union.
Mr President, Commissioner, it is - as the previous speaker, Mr Rosati, said - pretty astonishing and disappointing that we should, four weeks before the end of the year, be debating something that actually should have been sorted out ages ago.
Now, Veritas say they won't be selling cars to customers until next year, and that by then the steering will have been sorted out but, even if it is, this won't be the car for me.
Once all of the little details have been sorted out, you will be able to select the language of your preference from among a selection of available language options located on the top-right site corner.
The fruits have been sorted in alphabetical order.
A smack in the old witch's mouth and we'd have been sorted.
The fruits have been sorted in reverse alphabetical order, and the index associated with each element has been maintained.
The whole thing has been sorted out now.
This does not mean that everything has been sorted out.

Alternatives:

my concerns have been resolved
my concerns have been addressed
my concerns have been taken care of
my concerns have been dealt with

my concerns have been cleared