The phrase "address needs for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of meeting specific requirements or demands in a particular context.
Example: "Our goal is to address needs for improved communication within the team to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "meet demands for" or "satisfy requirements for".
26 The SMART inhaler helps address needs for increase in therapy, as it allows patients to use their as-needed medication because of declining asthma control as is very often the case evolving exacerbations will possibly be treated at an early stage and a further worsening of asthma may possibly be prevented.
The two purposes of this article are: first, to describe from a criminological perspective the technological and computational shift in the study of criminology and criminal justice, and second, to highlight how dual computer-criminology degree programs advance the study of crime in ways that address needs for both researchers and practitioners in the field of criminal justice.
The approach is modeled on forward capacity market designs that have been recently implemented by several regional transmission organizations in the USA to address needs for new generating capacity to ensure system reliability.
In other words, you're trading curative treatment for what's called "palliative treatment," which is designed to address needs for comfort rather than provide heroic interventions.
Could some updated version of the venerable stethoscope – an instrument that, unlike thoracic ultrasound, passively acquires rather than injects sonic energy – eventually join other emerging technologies (for example, electrical impedance tomography) to address needs for dynamic regional imaging and surveillance of the diseased lung?
All the RAM addresses needed for the decoder to obtain the soft messages are stored in the non-volatile memory.
Engineered effector cells were developed to address need for improved precision and accuracy of classic NK cell ADCC bioassays.
He wanted schools to move away from "vague concepts" and to address pupils' need for "knowledge and skills".
Therapists need to address patients' need for boundaries, even if not verbally expressed.
The cholera epidemic should galvanize both governmental and nongovernmental organizations to address Haitians' need for safe water and sanitation.
The report dedicates a chapter to "Individual Health Interventions" without addressing need for a public health approach to the delivery of "individual health interventions" [ 2].
