The phrase "address criminality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with issues related to crime or unlawful behavior.
Example: "The government has implemented new policies to address criminality in urban areas."
Alternatives: "tackle crime" or "combat unlawful behavior".
He noted that the DOJ would be interested to see whether and how the IRA might address criminality in its expected response to Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams' call for an end to republican paramilitarism.
"I also want to reassure the public that police are actively working with communities to address criminality and issues like drug dealing across all parts of Northern Ireland," he added.
If President Bush were to pardon key individuals involved in the misdeeds of his administration, from warrantless wiretapping to torture to the firing of U.S. attorneys for political reasons, the courts would be unable to address criminality, or pass judgment on the legality of some of the president's worst abuses.
A functioning government that could ensure security would be a win-win scenario for Somalis and the United States, enabling the state apparatus to address the criminality and extremism that undermine progress in the country.
West Midlands Police had raised concerns with the council based on "the history of the address and the criminality involved previously", said a force spokeswoman.
Rather, what Russia needs is a new kind of international partnership that effectively addresses corruption and criminality.
It is Szporer's hope that we can shift toward systems grounded in empathy and forgiveness when addressing issues of criminality.
We have also made it clear that all parties should support the police as the most effective way of addressing continuing concerns about criminality.
Community-based alternative programs address the root causes of criminality and eliminate the risk and culture shock of a transition from prison back home.
The term "justice re-investment" refers to criminal justice policy reforms developed in some states in America over the last 10 years to stem rising prison populations by addressing the root causes of criminality.
"I am dismayed to see so many women frequently sentenced for short periods of time for very minor offences, causing chaos and disruption to their lives and families, without any realistic chance of addressing the causes of their criminality," she said.
