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Lately, I've been concerned by (pun intended) people using "concerning," the following way:
"The new trend of children playing video games for six hours at a time is concerning." I believe that it is okay to say, "The concerning new trend..." Or, "Educators are concerned by..." but not my example. Am I right or wrong?
Using "concerning" the wrong way 
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