no concerns vs no concern

Both 'no concerns' and 'no concern' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'No concerns' is used when referring to multiple issues or worries, while 'no concern' is used when talking about a single matter or worry.

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no concerns

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to multiple issues or worries.

'No concerns' is used to indicate that there are no worries or issues in a particular situation.

Examples:

I have no concerns about the project.
There are no concerns regarding the safety of the building.
She expressed no concerns about the upcoming exam.
The doctor assured me that there were no concerns with my test results.
The teacher addressed all the students' concerns, so there were no concerns left.

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No concerns in relation to the clinical use of the product.
No concerns were raised on the safety of 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid and its salts (calcium paraben, sodium paraben, potassium paraben).
Until 2013, the EU's Eastern Partnership seemed to raise no concerns in the Kremlin.
Butterflies have no concerns for such things.
They say they have no concerns.
Walsh has no concerns about keeping his identity or movements secret.
There are no concerns in relation to the clinical use of the product.
I've spent some time with the catalogue and I would say no concerns at all.
That is made quite clear in the text and therefore there should be no concerns for Member States.
A European Union that is united in diversity need have no concerns about its future.
Consequently, you need have no concerns on that account and the thematic strategy on waste truly is a step forward.
I also informed the Governor that the Medical Officer, that'd seen Stephen in the reception, had no concerns about his state of mind.
I recently met with the Lithuanian Foreign Affairs Minister and he confirmed that there are no concerns as regards the impact that closing Ignalina will have on energy production in Lithuania.
On the basis of this geographic delineation, the Commission has concluded that there would be no concerns with respect to the compatibility of the originally intended transaction with the Common Market.
So... no concerns about showcasing any other voices this year at the competition?
(a) a visual inspection and document check raise no concerns that the ro-ro ferry or high-speed passenger craft does not fulfil the necessary requirements for safe operation, and
So... no concerns about showcasing any other voices this year at the competition?
In fact, the presidential candidates have themselves stressed that they have no concerns that the political crisis might throw the legitimacy of the presidential elections into doubt, as the preparations commenced on the basis of democratic decisions.
No concerns were raised to the Hearing Officer as to the objectivity of the market tests.
I bet you have no concerns in your life.

Alternatives:

no worries
no issues
no problems

no concern

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a single matter or worry.

'No concern' is used to indicate that there is no worry or issue related to a specific matter.