The phrase "address and support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with an issue and provide assistance or resources related to it.
Example: "Our goal is to address and support the mental health needs of our community."
Alternatives: "tackle and assist" or "respond to and aid".
"We recognise if finance is a reason young people are not having the opportunity to fulfil their own potential, that is something we would look to address and support those young people with.
We define user needs in a broader perspective than has been hitherto discussed in the HCI community, to include emotional and social needs, and examine technology's emerging capability to address and support such needs.
These findings address and support the need to develop methods that can be used to guide health care providers who support older adults in the context of their homes.
In order to address and support biostatistics for health research, the Health Sciences Research Office of the University of the Witwatersrand sought to introduce training in biomedical statistics to sustain research and postgraduate education.
These findings address and support the need to develop methods that can be used as tools to guide and support older adults and health care providers in the selected context.
In order to address and support biostatistics for health research, the Health Sciences Research Office of the University of the Witwatersrand sought to introduce training in biostatistics to sustain research and postgraduate education.
Every important information entity or collection of entities is considered a resource and is named and addressable (i.e. its content can be retrieved by its address) and supports limited number of operations (e.g. read and write).
He had no car and no fixed address, and supported himself by washing dishes and cleaning houses when he could.
We on the Communities and Local Government select committee have made recommendations on how these issues can be addressed and support a private member's bill on homelessness reduction presented by our colleague Bob Blackman MP.
The importance of variable daily experiences for infants was deliberately addressed and support given when parents articulated difficulty leaving the house.
Six Europep questions addresses "doctor-patient relationship and communication", five questions addresses "medical-technical care", four questions addresses "information and support to patients", two questions addresses "continuity and cooperation", and six questions addresses "facilities, availability and accessibility".
