The phrase "address inequities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or rectify unfair differences or disparities in various contexts, such as social justice, education, or healthcare.
Example: "The organization aims to address inequities in access to education for underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "tackle disparities" or "confront inequalities."
Then the approach adopted to address inequities and gender inequality.
Under the Court of Appeals decision, New York State is legally compelled to address inequities only in New York City.
In an effort to address inequities, Ecuadorean governments have carried out agrarian reform programs since the 1960's.
How One Town Is Reassessing Property One way to address inequities in tax assessments is what is being done in the Town of Rye.
As a result, they say they are opposed to giving President Bush trade authority only because the House bill does not give Congress enough of an ongoing oversight role and does too little to address inequities in labor and environmental rules that they say can lead to unfair trade.
To help address inequities in research participation, the National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act was passed into law in 1993.
Andy Carvin, who heads the efforts of the Benton Foundation to address inequity in computer access, sent via e-mail an article on the subject from the Wired News site to the organization's "digital divide" mailing list.
"For us, it's about closing that wealth gap to address inequity in tech," Williams said.
So for us it's about closing that wealth gap to address inequity in tech.
Obamacare passed -- but barely -- on the wings of widespread recognition of the need to address inequity in health care.
That distribution, said Rebecca Sibilia, EdBuild's chief executive and founder, runs counter to California's recent efforts to address inequity in the way it pays for public education.
