The phrase "address emerging issues" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing new or current problems or challenges that need to be confronted and solved. Here is an example sentence: The government has formed a committee to address emerging issues such as climate change and income inequality.
Congress needs to change inadequate federal laws that fail to address emerging issues related to managed care.
And they kept monitoring the implementation of any agreement reached, tapping into their personal and community networks whenever they needed to address emerging issues.
By keeping in touch with their people, managers can identify and address emerging issues before they escalate to the point where salespeople decide to leave.
Given the lack of epidemiological and longitudinal data on CHD patients across the life-span, secondary use of administrative health databases (AHD) provides opportunities to address emerging issues in adults with CHD (ACHD) population and to study specific outcomes.
Considerable interest exists in joining the capabilities of mesoscale meteorological models (MMM) with those of computational wind engineering (CWE) models to produce realistic simulations, which address emerging issues in wind engineering and environmental applications.
The program strongly welcomes unconventional proposals for study that address emerging issues in (the history of) technology, science, performance, industrial design, typography and all aspects of the changing social and cultural environment.
Speakers included attorneys from Crowell & Moring, government representatives, and academics who addressed emerging issues relating to National Appeals Office developments, large case audits, transfer pricing audits, and recent legislative changes relating to tax procedure and administration.
Derek Smith is the founder of Talk NYC, a digital media think tank focused on addressing emerging issues shaping the evolution of the digital marketing ecosystem.
However, there is no policy to upgrade medical education addressing emerging issues such as sexual and reproductive health education to adolescents.
