The phrase "a result of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of dealing with a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The improvements in team performance were a result of addressing the communication barriers that existed."
Alternatives: "an outcome of tackling" or "a consequence of resolving".
"We were actually the third-highest bidder," Dankner told Susan Stelling of the New York Times, "but we got the property" as a result of addressing the seller's desire for an uncomplicated sale.
The lack of clarity in literature and policy is mirrored in practice by the proliferation of AP roles and titles which appear to have emerged as a result of addressing local need to fill gaps in the workforce, rather than as a result of centralised planning or regulation by national bodies.
Wrong-address transaction errors occur as a result of cryptocurrency addresses being represented by a long string of letters and numbers.
The report is a result of British businesses' addressing issues raised by the Stern Review, a study commissioned by the British government and published last year on the economic impact of global warming.
This is generally a result of fixed address.
However, it still suffers from the same problem that was faced by [16, 17] in terms of IP configuration delay as a result of IP address changes.
The most immediate barrier to recruitment for many residents of Ferguslie Park was that the initial letter inviting them for screening did not reach them, as a result of inaccurate address information.
In order to cope with obstacles such as running behind schedule as a result of trying to address all patient concerns, physicians used tools such as pre-visit questionnaires.
Of all children, 63 were excluded from this analysis: 26 because they were not found as a result of change of address and 37 because complete information, provided by the mothers and obtained in previous survey, was not available.
Islamist extremists could cross the Mediterranean and gain access to the UK as a result of EU policies to address the migrant boat crisis, UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said.
The UKIP leader Nigel Farage says Islamist extremists could cross the Mediterranean and gain access to the UK as a result of EU policies to address the migrant boat crisis.
