The phrase "address inherent" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing inherent issues or characteristics, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "We need to address inherent challenges in our approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "tackle intrinsic" or "confront fundamental".
These important revelations are accomplished by addressing inherent solid-state effects, which underpin the natural tendency to seek the energetic ground state.
This article addresses inherent problems in structuring a nanoEHS research strategy based on the goal of predicting outcomes directly from nanomaterial properties, and proposes a framework for organizing data and designing integrated experiments based on functional assays (FAs).
Even as President Barack Obama addressed inherent biases in the criminal justice system during his speech at the NAACP's 106th Convention, his focus remained overwhelmingly on the plight of black men.
For many, OPR addresses inherent issues in what has been the gold standard of double-blind peer review.
The authorities should also address the inherent conflict of interest in the DMCC's role both as a regulator and a promoter of trade.
This program, which sought to address problems inherent in the highly centralized Soviet model of socialism, was codified in the Law on Associated Labour of 1976.
We must address the inherent conflict of interest in the current system: a rating firm cannot be independent if it is paid by the very issuers it rates.
Thomas J. Shaw, chief executive and president of Retractable Technologies, a small manufacturer of safety hypodermic needles, said the reforms do not address the inherent conflict created when a purchasing agent takes money from suppliers.
Another need for regulation is to address the inherent conflicts of interest when counselors who are supposed to be acting in the best interests of clients are compensated by the company promoting reverse mortgages.
He gave few hints about what steps the agency was likely to take but said it would have to address the "inherent conflict" involved in the exchange's serving as both a market and a regulator.
