The phrase "address minimum standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compliance, regulations, or requirements that need to be met in a specific context, such as in policy documents or reports.
Example: "The new policy aims to address minimum standards for workplace safety to ensure a secure environment for all employees."
Alternatives: "meet basic requirements" or "satisfy essential criteria".
The WA Health Services Language Policy 2011 [ 4] aims to 'facilitate effective communication between health service providers and people needing language assistance.' It addresses the minimum standards required in the State Language Services Policy 2008 and stipulates when language services 'must', 'should' or 'may' be used within the health context, based on legislative standards.
He also covered key components of creating effective EE strategies, including energy efficiency ratings, training approaches, minimum standards, standardized contracts, and addressing the principal-agent problem with a proposal to introduce minimum standards for office rentals.
Legislation has an important role to play as a stick to get more companies to address forced labour by defining minimum standards and setting out expectations for business to abide.
Existing systematic reviews that directly address the key questions and meet minimum standards for quality are considered for inclusion.
In addition, the minimum standards do not address comprehensibility of the information, such as visual representations (graphs, tables, drawings, pictures, organizational charts, algorithms) or educational components (glossary, definitions, diagrams, abbreviations or explanations, tutorials, links, flowcharts).
National minimum standards are also important to address the postcode lottery of care experienced by too many Scots.
It indicates that a government has acknowledged the existence of human trafficking, has made efforts to address the problem, and meets the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act's minimum standards.
The public sector has a key role to play in addressing these issues, helping to ensure the introduction and enforcement of minimum standards and accreditations.
The guidelines and minimum standards highlighted in the NCP strategic plan should be utilized in addressing these problems.
The findings highlight that, in addition to expanding RH service provision, attention is needed to ensure services are of good quality and meet minimum standards; socio-cultural access barriers to all RH components also need addressing.
