The phrase "a program addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program that deals with or targets a specific issue or topic.
Example: "The organization launched a program addressing the needs of homeless families in the community."
Alternatives: "a program tackling" or "a program focusing on".
His main role will be to propose a program addressing in broad strokes the issues that worry the average French voter: crime in the streets and national authority and identity.
KRONOS QUARTET This group has long been recognized as much for its pioneering social and internationalist mission as for its music-making, so a program addressing the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 comes as no surprise.
Also, institute a program addressing input by the residents for traffic problems and violations in their neighborhoods.
93 A program addressing depression issues with health care professionals, with the goal of improving the detection and management of depressive elders with visual impairment, has been developed.
For example, a program addressing economic barriers should also consider social status and gender since it likely that intermediary determinants caused by theses are closely linked to the intermediary determinants that the program is targeting.
As I said, this is the first time that a program addressed families that are struggling - they are working, they are able to work, but even so they are not able to make enough money to avoid poverty.
For example, any expert, with a possible intuitive way of thinking, might be confused when they use a program addressed to non-experts that emphasize rule-following and logical step-by-step working procedures.
The shock was profound and perplexing to anyone who knew him, anyone who shared Saturday with him when he was a guest analyst on a BBC program addressing the weekend's matches.
Each line gives a program address and data value.
Although a support program addressing known barriers to insulin initiation was provided, a substantial number of GPs were reluctant to engage in this aspect of care.
The $330,000 campaign, called NYC Girls Project, will also offer physical fitness classes for girls through the parks department, a pilot program addressing self-esteem issues for girls at 75 after-school programs, and a Twitter campaign, #ImAGirl.
