"address dissatisfaction" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of attempting to resolve or alleviate someone's dissatisfaction or unhappiness with a situation or issue. Example: The company's new policies were designed to address dissatisfaction among employees, but many are still feeling frustrated and unsatisfied.
For several years, the T.S.A. has been looking for alternative screening methods to address public dissatisfaction with the current system.
The Senate Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Science, Technology and Space held a hearing yesterday to address widespread dissatisfaction with the organization charged with managing the Internet's address system, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
The Australian National University has been tracking post-election voter sentiment since 1987, and its lead researcher Ian McAllister warned Australian politicians they should address the dissatisfaction because it was a clear trend.
Many other human-powered efforts, such as Mahalo, Wikia Search and Organized Wisdom, have emerged to address users' dissatisfaction with Web search.
After unrest erupted in January 2011, the Egyptian Government backtracked on economic reforms, drastically increasing social spending to address public dissatisfaction, but political uncertainty at the same time caused economic growth to slow significantly, reducing the government's revenues.
Two of the EDE-Q (Weight/Shape Concerns subscale) items specifically address body dissatisfaction, namely, "How dissatisfied have you felt about your weight" and "How dissatisfied have you felt about your shape".
Interventions that educate and activate patients to ask questions about their CKD, voice their concerns when they do not understand physician' explanations and address their dissatisfaction with the clinical encounter may help foster a stronger and more balanced patient provider relationship [ 16].
Given that a strong PHC system has a positive impact on population health and reduces the social-economic gradient in health [ 10, 11, 37- 39] provincial and national governments in China are determined to rebuild a more equitable PHC system to address widespread dissatisfaction and inability to access care due to the shift to a market-oriented health system.
The same idea is behind the theory of "Alternative Politics", which refers to the "do-it-yourself" approach adopted by citizens to address their dissatisfaction with governmental services and find other means (e.g. informal payments) of satisfying their needs [ 27].
Addressing marital dissatisfaction through divorce and remarriage amounts, in her view, to a submission to cultural norms: serial monogamy, the approved cultural therapy for the failure of monogamy proper, is "liberal reformism writ familial" — the participants change, but the institution survives intact.
