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The phrase "address a danger for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of dealing with or responding to a specific danger, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee needs to address a danger for public safety that has been identified in the recent report."
Alternatives: "tackle a threat to" or "respond to a risk for".
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The Panel made it clear that the SPS Agreement only applies to laws seeking to address a "danger for the consumer" [ 94].
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We write to strongly urge you to take prompt and decisive action to address a danger you have highlighted for a decade - the threat to our communities and workers from accidents or deliberate attacks on U.S. chemical plants.
That's a danger for an actor".
And only the latter are a danger for liberal democracy.
That is not a danger for me.
"We are a danger for anyone," he added.
Is that a danger for the Republican Party?
It creates a danger for everybody.
Teams were tasked with creating a product that could address and mitigate a danger.
A danger lurks for the Ullmann legacy.
There is a danger here for mathematicians.
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