The phrase "active in addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or a group that is engaged or involved in dealing with a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The organization has been active in addressing climate change through various initiatives and programs."
Alternatives: "engaged in tackling" or "involved in resolving".
But Williams says we should nonetheless be active in addressing these concerns.
The club has said it has been active in addressing animal abuse.
TOKYO — The Toyota Motor Company announced a global recall of 1.53 million vehicles on Thursday because of brake and fuel pump problems, but stressed that the repairs reflected a companywide effort to be more active in addressing potential flaws.
Brianna Wu, one of the women targeted in the Gamergate affair, told the BBC earlier this week that Twitter needed to be far more active in addressing this issue.
China will remain steadfast and active in addressing climate change and implementing the Paris agreement, Xie said.
Her business success allowed her to become active in addressing social issues such as housing, job placement, and financial aid for disadvantaged women, decades before these issues became prominent concerns in society.
Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel on Thursday urged Volkswagen to be pro-active in addressing its problems, but also said critics should not overstep the mark.
"We must be clear-eyed about the security threats presented by climate change, and we must be pro-active in addressing them," he said.
They are, for example, pro-active in addressing facility problems and strengthening facility services, and take steps to manage staff and relationships.
Instead, the realization of accompaniment in HP 1 was infused in the other activities of supervision through attention to the ANs' needs, and active engagement in addressing these needs.
Columbia travelers need to take an active role in addressing administrative, health and safety concerns inherent to international travel.
