The phrase "address issues of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to social, political, or organizational dynamics where power dynamics are relevant.
Example: "The committee aims to address issues of power within the organization to ensure equitable representation for all members."
Alternatives: "tackle power dynamics" or "confront power-related issues".
We address issues of power, interest, and commitment to achieve desired outcomes across a broad stakeholder constituency.
In general feminist science studies scholars have contributed gender analyses that address "issues of power and inequality, varieties of knowing and knowers, discourse and materiality, subjectivity and objectivity, embodiment, representation, work, resistance, and the lay/expert divide" (Whelan 2001, 538).
She also addressed issues of power, injustice, and poverty.
The fourth edition brings together the key areas of linguistic anthropology, addressing issues of power, race, gender and class throughout.
Addressing issues of power, these scholars, teachers, and curriculum developers examine not only what and whose determinations and creations of knowledge count, but also how and under what conditions particular discourses come to shape what gets constructed as curriculum.
Over years of operating AUTUMN, we addressed issues of power, reliability, and connectivity, and integrated lessons learned into the design and installation of AUTUMNX.
Park et al [6] also addressed issues of power calculations for future GWAS and estimate predictive power of common variants using AUC (area under the curve of the receiver operating characteristic curve).
So when the APA encourages practitioners to engage in vaguely defined activities — "address issues of privilege and power related to sexism" or "help boys and men, and those who have contact with them become aware of how masculinity is defined in the context of their life circumstances" — it seems more focused on a political agenda than on the patient.
By permitting sub-federal entities such as states and Member States to protect such products, the United States and the European Union must consequently address issues of state and federal power that are not necessarily associated with the protection of other marks.
Since risk of IPV is highest in younger women, schools are also an important setting for primary prevention activities, with potential to address issues of relationships, gender roles, power and coercion within existing youth violence and bullying programmes.
The criminalization of slander, she said, could "stifle all criticism of government authorities and limit the ability of individuals to address issues of transparency, corruption and abuse of power".
