The phrase "address damage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with or rectify harm or injury caused to something or someone.
Example: "The company has taken steps to address damage caused by the recent storm to their facilities."
Alternatives: "repair harm" or "rectify damage".
This makes it difficult to address damage estimation from an analytical point of view.
Self-healing material is receiving an increasing amount of worldwide interest as a method to autonomously address damage in materials.
More relief for the Caribbean had to be added belatedly to a bill that was initially meant to address damage from California earthquakes.
Under current law, emergency forest-fire responders cannot access disaster-relief funds set aside to address damage from hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural disasters.
Thus, simple hearing aid strategies that only address damage in the inner ear by amplifying sound may not solve the communication problems often expressed by older hearing aid users.
In particular, we propose to use statistical pattern recognition methods to address damage classification and data mining issues associated with the examination of large numbers of impedance signals for health monitoring applications.
Judge Kleinberg's ruling did not address damages.
But Sobstad lawyers have filed an appeal asking that the stay be overturned, and a May 12 hearing has been set to further address damages and royalty payments, estimated in the millions of dollars.
This paper details the theory and implementation of a composite damage model, addressing damage within a ply (intralaminar) and delamination (interlaminar), for the simulation of crushing of laminated composite structures.
The governor, who is in his third term, continues to make appearances to distribute state money and support causes, and he has been on television frequently addressing damage to Interstate 95 following the crash last week that closed part of the highway.
CSR is corporate speak for "what we do for the community". Usually, it involves addressing damage to the environment or exploitation of employees and almost always includes donations in cash or goods to charitable groups.
