The phrase "address higher levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to tackle more complex or advanced issues, challenges, or topics in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy aims to address higher levels of employee engagement and satisfaction within the organization."
Alternatives: "tackle more advanced aspects of" or "deal with elevated levels of".
The policies are meant to address high levels of sexual assaults occurring on college campuses – attacks that are especially prevalent in the freshman year for women.
Some communities in New Hampshire received bottled water while authorities considered ways to address high levels of the contaminants in nearby groundwater.
Tony Hawkhead, chief executive of Action for Children, the UK's biggest charity provider of children's services, welcomed the opportunity for outside providers to have the opportunity to address "high levels of failure" in current safeguarding provision.
The Northern Territory government has announced more than $18m a year for youth diversionary measures to address high levels of youth crime and the fact that increasingly younger children are ending up in detention.
BBC Media Action is developing TV and radio programming to help address high levels of newborn and maternal mortality in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India, and South Sudan.
That rests on goodwill". Tony Hawkhead, chief executive of Action for Children, the UK's biggest charity provider of children's services, welcomed the opportunity for outside providers to have the opportunity to address "high levels of failure" in current safeguarding provision.
But it is also widely acknowledged that human development is an important way to address high levels of global poverty, that such development is energy intensive, and the cheapest sources of energy available are not likely to be clean energy types.
But these reforms failed to address high levels of long-term unemployment, establish law-based states strong and transparent enough to guide economic renewal, or provide Keynesian stimuli to restart stalled growth.
But much remains to be done to address high levels of maternal and child health, break the silence on HIV/AIDS and protect children from all forms of violence and exploitation," said Dr. Abdulaziz Othman Altwaijri, Director-General of ISESCO.
Preventing anaemia To address high levels of anaemia among pre-school children, adolescent girls and mothers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts and selected low-income areas, UNICEF works to encourage families to eat foods rich in iron and folic acid.
