The phrase "activities and addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing various tasks or actions along with the act of dealing with or responding to something.
Example: "The project involves planning activities and addressing any concerns that may arise during implementation."
Alternatives: "tasks and responding" or "actions and dealing with".
Participants reported using different learning activities and addressing different sources of learning according to the topic in question.
Measures of prevention and health promotion are measured by patient recall of the provider conducting specific clinical preventive activities and addressing the life-style habits we are measuring in our health behaviour score.
Adhesion to those practices will indicate that the professional has changed his attitude, shifting from curative care based on a negative health concept to health promotion, founded in consistent educational activities and addressing the families of the catchment area.
Structural interventions seeking to improve access to social/group activities and addressing unemployment and housing insecurity could be critical strategies for addressing mental health among this population of men who experience multiple levels of deprivation.
There is a considerable amount of research pointing to the benefits of including exergames in school contexts for improving physical activity, fitness and addressing obesity (e.g. Papastergiou 2009; Guy, Ratzki-Leewing, and Gwadry-Sridhar 2011; Staiano and Calvert 2011).
Correcting the misrouting of misfolded mutant proteins often restores activity and addresses the underlying disease.
At the end of the selection procedure, we chose the molecules endowed with the highest NGF-like activity and addressed them to further studies.
He also announced the creation of a new database to monitor the activities and addresses of known jihadi sympathisers.
What is clear is that our AI-powered assistants will increasingly manage our digital activities and address increasingly complex questions and situations.
The Principles state that companies must "avoid causing or contributing to adverse human rights impacts through their own activities, and address such impacts when they occur".
One-on-one discussions between patients and staff will provide an opportunity to review the content and purpose of the SMBG intervention, discuss what was learned from the DVD, enhance general understanding, personalize SMBG activities, and address questions and concerns.
