The phrase "actively address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of taking proactive measures to deal with a particular issue or challenge.
Example: "The organization must actively address the concerns raised by the community to foster trust and collaboration."
Alternatives: "proactively tackle" or "engage with".
Even though the aim of the CRHP has primarily been to improve physical health through the process of empowerment, many of the programs and activities actively address the social and economic determinants of mental health [ 18].
We have to take advantage of benefits we negotiated with China and actively address our problems".
Churches should "create a culture that welcomes cultural diversity into the church and will actively address unconscious bias", the report says.
Time to Change, for example, provides an online resource and has launched a "pledge" that employers can sign up to, which states they will actively address discrimination.
The acknowledgment was unusual for a company that has been criticized for not having its top executives actively address the tire problems.
Critiques of the anti-racism student protesters and their demand that universities actively address systemic racism in higher education have been both frequent and swift.
Adults are primarily responsible for actively addressing and preventing bullying.
It is not a major problem in my life but it is something I am actively addressing".
Health care experts also cite the government's efforts in actively addressing a range of public health issues, especially with bird flu and H.I.V./AIDS.
"In fact they were not, and although a growing number are now starting to take it seriously, only one - Sky - is now actively addressing emissions across the board".
Health care experts also cite the government's efforts in actively addressing a range of public health issues, especially avian flu and H.I.V. and AIDS.
