The phrase "address identified needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing the importance of responding to specific requirements or demands that have been recognized.
Example: "In our program, we aim to address identified needs by providing tailored resources and support to our participants."
Alternatives: "meet recognized needs" or "respond to identified requirements".
Andrew McCulloch, chief executive at the Mental Health Foundation, said: "GPs and other health professionals must do more to offer routine health assessments to people with severe mental health problems and address identified needs.
To promote innovation, community service, and career development among UC Berkeley students, CITRIS, the Social Apps Lab, and Berkeley Center for New Media are sponsoring a semester-long competition for the best mobile apps that address identified needs in Health, Energy, Climate & Environment, Civic Tech & Smart Communities or Education.
Tools are needed to identify spiritual distress in clinical practice and subsequently address identified needs.
Models adopted within a systems development framework were potentially effective mechanisms to address identified needs; however, there was as yet limited evidence of their institutionalization.
Development of objectives and data collection indicators will facilitate collaboration both within the CO and with the Government of Nepal about progress of implementation, strategies to address identified needs, and resource allocation.
Meetings also allowed government officials to update PIH staff about other implementing partners working in the area able to address identified needs, allowing better coordination of the work and funding across all district partners.
This has brought governance closer to the people, along with resources to address locally identified needs.
The various components of TEAM-Science were subsequently designed to address these identified needs.
A slide set and narrative were developed to address the identified needs.
Each item has a set of tick boxes to indicate the action taken ("directly managed", "managed by another care team member", "referral required") to address any identified needs.
Furthermore, health care professionals with the appropriate skills and experience to specifically address the identified needs of a community should be recruited and sent to areas of need based on local decision-making.
