The phrase "action addresses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how specific actions relate to or resolve certain issues or topics.
Example: "The report outlines how various action addresses can improve community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "action solutions" or "action responses".
Military action addresses symptoms, not the underlying causes or conditions.
"The airworthiness directive action addresses a condition that only occurred in the lab.
That action addresses only compensation, not other issues such as travel and turf, and Nichols agrees it's not likely to be resolved while the clock ticks toward the 2016 Olympics.
The President's executive action addresses problems facing high-skilled immigrant workers seeking a green card.
The association of the proposed drawings – object versus action – addresses real aspects that relates to a person's everyday life.
The recent congressional action addresses only one facet of the problem - interest rates on loans.
The dissent by Justice Thurgood Marshall in the Bakke case, all but forgotten in current debates about affirmative action, addressed the need rather than the justification.
At the time, Mr. Tkachev — an ally of President Vladimir V. Putin — responded sarcastically to the notion that officials should have taken any action, addressing the hecklers as "my dears".
Still, some analysts warned that the central banks' action addressed only some symptoms of the euro financial crisis, so this rally, too, could evaporate.
Preserving society's options for development and action, addressing immaterial needs such as integration in cultural and social contexts in addition to material needs.
The preference for a Congressional action addressing current conditions and issues relative to the prospects of an 80-year-old regulatory framework should not be controversial.
