The phrase "address increasing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of dealing with or responding to an increase in something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to address increasing concerns about climate change in our policy discussions."
Alternatives: "tackle rising" or "respond to growing".
A reduction in working time can be used to address increasing levels of economic inequality.
County officials said the annex would add 10 new courtrooms to address increasing demands on the Circuit Court.
Mr. Niedermair said Nespresso was changing its advertising strategy now "to address increasing consumer demand, which we have been getting across the nation".
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.
Development processes in the automotive industry need to evolve to address increasing demands for integration of car functions over common networked infrastructures.
This shortening list of financially viable research topics also affects the ecosystem of scientific research by narrowing the scope of topics science can address, increasing competition and reducing collaborative efforts.
Part of the review will address increased troop levels.
(Read Lizzie Widdicombe on Bhairavi Desai, the head of the Taxi Workers Alliance, who will request the fare hike to address increased gas prices).
Dominic Grieve, the shadow home secretary, said warehousing offenders in hulks twice the size of Wembley was not going to address increased levels of reoffending.
Our findings are informative for both academic researchers and policymakers in the debate regarding whether and how to address increased common ownership.
Card ID theft, in which a criminal falsely applies for a card under someone else's name or intercepts an existing account and sets up a card at a new address, increased by 23%.
