The phrase "address land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussing land issues, property management, or environmental concerns.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address land use policies and their impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "tackle land issues" or "discuss land matters".
However, the United Nations (UN) has yet to address land rights as part of the structural foundations of women's inequality.
Mapping the spatial and temporal patterns of human influence is essential to address land use management and conservation programs.
The U.S. state of Maryland needs to monitor land use change in order to address land management objectives.
Based on the review, the paper gives some conclusions and recommendations to address land subsidence in China.
Simultaneously, conflict mediation practices and theoretical insights can inform the application of SIA to help it address land use conflicts more consciously.
The agencies established by the peace accords to address land issues "did not receive enough support" from a succession of governments, which focused more on promoting agribusiness for export than supporting domestic food security.
This paper introduces a special issue of six contributions that address land-use and landscape changes across Europe.
To address land-use change, which has implications for deforestation-associated emissions and biodiversity, they built a simple, transparent model, mostly extrapolating from historical trends.
Instead, they join the quest for individual villains and offer nostrums about privatizing the work of reducing "fire load" -- all forms of woody, burnable fuel -- as if a return to the practices of the 19th century would address land-use and development patterns that have made wildfires so dangerous and costly.
One day, a homeowner's claim from his old address landed on his desk.
In March 2012, for instance, a package without a return address landed on his doorstep.
