The phrase "address losses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to deal with or respond to financial, operational, or other types of losses.
Example: "The company needs to address losses from the previous quarter to improve its financial standing."
Alternatives: "tackle losses" or "manage losses".
The Fed's latest effort to address the credit problems will not directly address losses in the credit markets.
Daragh Quinn, an analyst at Nomura in London, said in a note that Mr. Rajoy's announcement was "a step in the right direction, as it looks to address losses that have already been incurred, although not acknowledged".
Daragh Quinn, an analyst at Nomura in London, called Mr. Rajoy's plan for the banks "a step in the right direction, as it looks to address losses that have already been incurred, although not acknowledged".
BLOOMBERG NEWS JPMorgan Moveses to Stem Losses in Money Funds | JPMorgan Chase plans "to offer clients of its two large euro-denominated money market funds a way to address losses from investing in short-term bonds where interest rates have fallen sharply," The Financial Times writes.
In the late 1980s, Tahoe and Reno developed the first generation of TCPs with new congestion control features to address losses more efficiently [1, 2].
To address losses to follow-up in the Cox regression, we censored patients lost to follow-up, assuming non-informative censoring.
It's in their interests to address loss and damage now".
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, from the alliance, added: "An international mechanism to address loss and damage from climate change is a clear demand of people in developing countries.
Mr. Advani of I.D.T. said that he proposed to members of the prestigious Royal Aeronautical Society in London in late 2007 organizing a conference to address loss of control training.
Results: To address loss of perfusion fluid 4% of dextran was added and high and constant amounts of dialysate were achieved.
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, from the alliance, told the Guardian's John Vidal: "An international mechanism to address loss and damage from climate change is a clear demand of people in developing countries.
