The phrase "address increased in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where an increase in something is being addressed or discussed, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The report aims to address increased in customer complaints over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "tackle the rise in" or "respond to the increase in".
When asked about issues having the biggest impact on finance and accounting in the business over the next two to three years, among the top responses were big data and the need to address increased complexity in the business.
In 2010, the Justice Department launched a training program called VALOR Violence Against Law Enforcementt and Ensuring Officer Resilience and Survivability) to address increases in ambush-style assaults of police.
Research should also be conducted on the feasibility and financial viability of insurance schemes as a mechanism to address increases in the likelihood of extreme events, and its use limited to situations where it is economically viable.
Part of the faulty calculation is a disposition to focus on revenue and ignore many of the costs – particularly the indirect ones, needed to address increases in traffic and thus pollution; crime, littering and so on.
A focus of her work has been the growing pressure that healthcare payers, public health regulators, and the companies that develop new treatments face as they address increases in healthcare spending and seek to bring novel medical treatments to the market as quickly as possible.
It can help to justify well spacing, the feasibility of address increase in the pressure drawdown and the use of thermal methods.
When calculating variants with vertical wells, it can help justify well spacing, the feasibility of address increase in the pressure drawdown and the use of thermal methods in order to achieve cost-effective flow rates.
Programmes need to be allowed flexibility in management of these funds to address increases in other programmatic costs that may accrue from improved diagnosis of febrile disease.
So I urge the government to rethink, and address increasing longevity in a fair and rational way that does not rob women aged 56 and 57 of their retirement income.
"The mayor and agency leaders all recognize that youth homelessness is an issue that requires attention and we are working to address increasing needs in this area on numerous fronts," Doxie McCoy told The Huffington Post.
