The phrase "address insecurity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to confront or deal with feelings of insecurity, whether in personal, social, or professional contexts.
Example: "In order to foster a supportive environment, we must address insecurity among team members."
Alternatives: "tackle insecurity" or "confront insecurity".
In spite of this blatant failure to properly address insecurity in the capital, attempting to understand what happened is barred.
In particular we need to address insecurity so that people view private renting as a stable long-term option.
We need to address insecurity: we should channel money and resources to the regions and trust in the sense of local institutions to spend it wisely.
Where I part company with my colleague, though, is on the question of whether the existing American welfare state is basically sound and needs only to be expanded to meet these challenges, or whether we should be looking to prune and restructure in some arenas (entitlements, in particular) even as we try to address insecurity in others.
In this world, the way to address insecurity is to accumulate more things, and the way to address vulnerability is to create an enemy.
He wants a message tailored for southern voters, focusing on addressing insecurity and aspiration.
While the existing literature on climate variability and climate change makes important theoretical contributions on development, vulnerability, and adaptation more broadly, with few exceptions it has not acknowledged that contradictions arise in addressing insecurities via the implementation of development, vulnerability reduction, and adaptation programs.
Focusing on increasing productivity could boost overall food production at the national level, it warned, but "may fail to address food insecurity problems among the hungry".
Political will and innovative solutions are needed by the leaders at the London Conference to address food insecurity, including investment in small-holder agriculture and pastoralist livelihoods.
When I consider how corporate consolidation in agriculture has virtually stamped out small family farming in this country, I am outraged that a monopolistic food system gone global is being proposed to address food insecurity.
Anna Lappé, director of Food MythBusters and author, most recently, of "Diet for a Hot Planet," nominates the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to food, Olivier De Schutter, a tireless traveler who has visited dozens of countries to learn about and address food insecurity.
