The phrase "address ineffective" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of discussing or dealing with something that is not effective, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to address ineffective strategies in our marketing plan to improve our outreach."
Alternatives: "tackle inefficacy" or "discuss unproductive methods".
In 2013, Volcker launched the Volcker Alliance to address ineffective public policies and distrust in government.
Over the past decade studies have revealed several promising therapeutic strategies to address ineffective lymphopoiesis and post-transplant immune deficiency.
Some studies suggest that family-based therapy is more effective for teens than individual therapy, because it can help address ineffective communication patterns within the family as well as offer ways for everyone to support the sufferer.[42].[42]
If you don't address the ineffective behaviors, nothing will change.
And so we urgently need to address the sclerotic, ineffective decision-making that is holding us back.
Another Study Shows Data Caps Are Likely Ineffective, Address Wrong Problem.
The caretaker manager even restored himself to the team at Elland Road in an attempt to address the Tangerines ineffective form on the road, with their last away win coming on 2 November at Nottingham Forest.
Another example of the way in which the (dis)organisation of the international humanitarian community contributes to the ineffective address of sexual violence in armed conflict is how '[i]n most cases, NGOs and intergovernmental organisations are investigated by specialists who are paid by their funders and that they sometimes choose' (Pérouse de Montclos 2012, p. 155).
Kieran Quinn, executive director of the Federated Conservationists of Westchester County at the Pace University School of Law, said it was ineffective to address pollution outside a wider social and environmental context.
"It is clear that despite the egregious nature of this problem, the District of Columbia's sporadic efforts over the years to address it have been ineffective and wholly inadequate," said the report, prepared for the Equal Rights Center.
"The monitoring and tracking of the security workforce, management information and the project management framework and practices were ineffective to address the scale, complexities and dependencies of the Olympic contract.
