The phrase "actions address" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that certain actions are meant to address a specific issue or concern, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The actions address the underlying problems in our community, aiming for long-term solutions."
Alternatives: "actions tackle" or "actions respond to".
He wrote, "These regulatory actions address legacy issues that mostly date back to our early days as a company, when we were a seed-stage startup with limited resources and as few as five employees.
[17] States with anti-SLAPP legislation give the person being sued for defamation (the defendant) an opportunity to strike the case because the alleged defamatory statement may pertain to speech regarding a matter of public concern.[18] Anti-SLAPP actions address whether the defamation complaint is malicious.
Reliability and availability analyses are recognized as essential for guiding decision makers in the implementation of actions addressed to improve the technical and economical performance of complex systems.
This should be noted as an advantage for planning antismoking actions addressing social influences.
Actions addressed only to the detection of health risk factors and addictions.
Both initiatives focused on occupational equality, and very few actions addressed issues such as shared responsibility or public policy.
Each MNHG met monthly with a facilitator to identify local problems regarding neonatal health and to find and implement actions addressing these problems.
Nonetheless, U.S. EPA considered children's environmental health in all actions addressing health or safety risks that may disproportionately affect children.
The following are excluded: Actions addressed only to diagnose specific health problems (screening programmes, check-ups, etc) when the community is just a passive receiver.
Based on the results from this study, we recommend promoting recess physical activity through a combination of actions, addressing barriers within the natural, social, physical and organizational environment.
These recommendations may, if translated into action, address some of the practical shortcomings of care that we discuss here.
