The phrase "address equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fairness, justice, or equal treatment in various fields such as education, economics, or social policy.
Example: "The committee aims to address equity in resource allocation to ensure all communities receive fair support."
Alternatives: "tackle fairness" or "focus on equality".
Second, we should address equity and affordability.
Improving job accessibility based on transport connectivity helps to address equity issues.
It was designed to address equity market structure challenges that were prevalent over a decade ago.
The new "My Experience" survey aims to address equity and inclusion at UC Berkeley.
The voters, wanting reassurance that times of change do involve the need to address equity and social wellbeing, have scattered their preferences widely.
Partly as a result, state officials have enacted a number of crucial policies to address equity in climate mitigation, yet more progress is both needed and possible.
Here, we examine the benefit distribution policy and practice of a prominent REDD+ project in Kenya with the aim of understanding the extent to which it addresses equity.
Given our increasing understanding of the weak links between health care and health, improving efficiency within the health care system may actually be a prerequisite for addressing equity issues in health.
Christa Cassidy Effects of autonomous vehicles on sprawl patterns; the role of nature in addressing equity and health issues in cities; nature-based solutions for climate adaptation and resilience; transportation policy and finance.
At ASHG 2018, there was a session on Indigenous-led Initiatives on Addressing Equity in Genomics Health Care and Research.
Together, the findings provide support for the SciLG program and school gardens more broadly as milieus for addressing equity via science identity and achievement.
