The phrase "a process to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach to deal with a specific issue or situation.
Example: "We have developed a process to address the concerns raised by our customers."
Alternatives: "a method to tackle" or "a strategy to resolve".
But there should be a process to address this, she says.
"Exercise your right to peaceably assemble; occupy public space; create a process to address the problems we face; and generate solutions accessible to everyone".
The issue of a process to address the past – how to answer the questions from the conflict period – was again put on hold.
If they go for a delay in launching a process to address both ambition and a more comprehensive legally binding treaty regime, it could end up killing the Kyoto protocol, for now the only legally binding treaty we've got.
In July 2015, a historic UN meeting took place in Geneva, beginning a process to address this gap in international law and bring justice to victims of corporate crimes, like those in Indonesia.
In addition, our plan supports a process to address insolvent institutions that stops throwing good money after bad into failing institutions and places insolvent ones into temporary receivership.
Following Collins, Murkowski, a senator from Alaska, announced that she would not vote to proceed to repeal the ACA, encouraging the Senate to "take a step back and engage in a bipartisan process to address the failures of the ACA and stabilize the individual markets". .
He proposed to President Assad a six-point peace plan that called for a UN-supervised ceasefire by all parties, a political process to address the "aspirations" of the Syrian people, the release of detainees, delivery of aid, free movement for journalists, and the right to protest.
Mr. Annan's six-point initiative to resolve the crisis in Syria calls for a "political process" to address the Syrian people's aspirations, a cessation of fighting and troop movements, quicker release of political prisoners, and allowing humanitarian aid, access for journalists and greater freedom of assembly.
Despite the long history of CTA the paper is the first to report on the incorporation of a CTA process to address the social implications of technology development within a mineral R&D institution.
It could call for a transparent process to address opposition claims of fraud.
