The phrase "address information gaps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to fill in missing information or improve understanding in a particular context.
Example: "The report aims to address information gaps in our current understanding of climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "fill in knowledge gaps" or "close information voids."
Although the government has access to large amounts of useful data including the census and social infrastructure and public services available, the local communities are involved at the early stages of the upgrading process to supplement the mapping project and to address information gaps.
The MABEL survey is currently collecting information about the frequency of visiting, remuneration arrangements and workforce motivations to address information gaps.
Providing ICT solutions and meeting health worker demand for information would, however, seem to be an increasingly promising mechanism to address information gaps.
This work addresses information gaps in the science base that can inform the evaluation of charcoal filtration as an available technological adaptation to cigarette design which reduces levels of carbonyls in MSS.
A July 6th e-mail from Anthony R. Gentilucci, a senior member of the Project Kona team, refers to a "request from CEO" to "put a short term and long term plan together to address information security gaps that the CEO perceived at the senior executive level/Headquarters".
Research is needed to address specific information gaps regarding risk behaviours, testing patterns and HIV incidence and prevalence in women.
Implementation of generic medicines policy requires the involvement of consumers and healthcare providers to specifically address their information gaps and needs.
Future research to address existing information gaps should carefully consider the most appropriate case definitions and populations to evaluate for this purpose.
This study aimed to address key information gaps by conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis of the prevalence of HPV infection in head and neck cancers, focusing on data for European populations.
The latter addressed identified information gaps and allowed for aquifer characteristics and the interaction with bores to be presented in a user-friendly manner.
