The phrase "address holistically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider all aspects of a situation or problem rather than focusing on individual components.
Example: "In order to improve community health, we must address holistically the various factors that contribute to well-being, including access to healthcare, nutrition, and mental health support."
Alternatives: "approach comprehensively" or "consider in totality".
The challenge for workplace wellbeing is to ensure this list is addressed holistically, not added to.
Current and prospective national political leadership has focused narrowly on a subset of issues, in the belief that the crisis cannot be addressed holistically due to political interests.
When you've experienced how hopeless addiction can feel, it's more than likely that substance abuses and suicides are one and the same statistic, and it desperately needs to be addressed holistically.
The entire system needs to be addressed holistically.
Indeed, the myriad challenges facing Yemenis and their transitional government must be addressed holistically with clear goals and a clear overarching, multi-year strategy to attain these goals.
To improve the health of people across low- and middle- income countries, the health system will have to be addressed holistically [ 7, 8].
In 2010-2015 UNICEF Armenia has been heavily involved in the GoA's social services reform guided by its belief that family vulnerability including issues related to child rights protection should be addressed holistically by a single system.
Though the current state of Verification is definitely not ideal (opaque criteria and process, inconsistency in our procedures, external frustration from customers), I don't believe we have the bandwidth to address this holistically (policy, process, product, and a plan around how & when these fit together) without coming at the cost of our other priorities and distracting the team.
"There is a lot of leakage in knowledge and information amongst educators, themselves, and, without addressing this core shortcoming, any efforts to address sanitation holistically becomes a futile effort".
