The phrase "address issues of equity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to fairness, justice, and equal opportunities in various contexts, such as education, employment, or social policies.
Example: "The committee aims to address issues of equity in the distribution of resources among different communities."
Alternatives: "tackle matters of fairness" or "confront equity challenges".
How would such a framework address issues of equity?
To benefit all young children in childcare or kindergartens, services for the early years need to be geographically and financially accessible, of good quality and address issues of equity as well.
Green economics is another market-based attempt to address issues of equity and the environment.
To understand how technology firms address issues of equity in hiring practices, Invisible Disability Project interviewed SAP and Microsoft about their respective programs that focus on hiring autistic employees.
CRCs should address issues of equity.
A limitation of our model is that we do not address issues of equity.
The Barnard Education Program is committed to strengthening public education and addressing issues of equity and social justice, particularly in urban schools.
Current research projects are addressing issues of equity, interactions between teaching and student learning, the impact of different mathematics teaching and curricular approaches, and lesson study (teacher professional development).
In this case, the proper response to bad (or at least controversial) theory is not to banish theory from bioethics, but rather to propose a better theory, one that directly addresses issues of equity or fairness in the distribution of goods.
Instead of addressing issues of equity we have become a police state where police are policing disorder, those municipal infractions that John Oliver was talking about.
The importance of addressing issues of equity and social justice in healthcare provision is discussed by Nissen [ 46]: 63], who state that for many patients seeking CAM treatment 'to relieve symptoms and promote well-being in chronic health conditions and life-threatening illnesses … a considerable barrier is that CAM is most often paid for out-of-pocket'.
