The phrase "address capital needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or project management when discussing the necessity to meet financial requirements or investments.
Example: "The organization must address capital needs to ensure the successful launch of the new initiative."
Alternatives: "meet financial requirements" or "tackle funding needs".
The demonstration tests new strategies to preserve HUD subsidized public and assisted housing by allowing owners to secure other public and private financing to address capital repair needs and in the process, transform distressed neighborhoods into safe, healthy communities.
In a presentation on Monday at the authority's headquarters in Midtown, officials briefed board members on a 20-year, $106 billion list to address core capital needs, stretching from 2015 to 2034.
In theory Ping An has the resources to address SDB's capital needs, and could pair its domestic insurance franchise with SDB's national banking reach.For TPG, being seen to have rehabilitated a bank and successfully passed it on could open doors for future deals that China's increasingly xenophobic regulators would be otherwise unlikely to approve.
The credit will address the company's capital needs while in bankruptcy, and provide $50 million once Reddy Ice emerges from Chapter 11 proceedings.
In a statement, Mr. Kroeger said that Mr. Buffett's offer to purchase the company "presented a unique opportunity to address our long-term capital needs and continue local ownership of The Omaha World-Herald, which is consistent with the legacy left to us by Mr. Kiewit".
Venues can now apply for a grant from the Theatres Trust in order to address "urgent and longer term capital needs".
"Our new credit agreement addresses Media General's long-term capital needs and provides the company with significant financial and operating flexibility".
Whatever action is taken, it must address both the systems operating and the capital needs.
The authority's chairman, John B. Rhea, whom Mr. Bloomberg appointed, said his agency needed to pursue innovative strategies to address both an operating deficit of $60 million in its current budget and $6 billion in capital needs.
We also need agencies such as the GLA and Arts Council England to work together to address capital investment in London's cultural workspaces.
