The phrase "address peace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of focusing on or dealing with issues related to peace, such as in conflict resolution or diplomacy.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized the need to address peace in the region to foster long-term stability."
Alternatives: "promote peace" or "pursue peace".
"We are doing this to address peace of mind.
The UN has utilized Charter provisions to develop innovative methods to address peace and security issues.
Israeli officials have tried to lower expectations ahead of the November meeting, saying it will address peace in general terms.
3. Analyze, in small groups, the central themes, meaning, imagery, and point of view of songs that address peace in some way; select one theme as the focus of a class "musical tribute".
A graduate of the University of Manchester, Ismail Patel regularly contributes to discussions, debates and conferences nationally and internationally addressing peace in Palestine and other issues affecting Muslims in the UK and internationally.
We still need to address issues of peace," said Lorna Odero, Kisumu County Commissioner, 'I still want to call upon UNICEF and other partners together with the government to come together addressing peace issues'.
Today, Mr. DeLay did not address the peace plan in detail.
Recalled to Constantinople about 403 and received by Chrysostom at the insistence of Empress Eudoxia, wife of the emperor Arcadius, Severian delivered a formal address on peace in the ceremony of reconciliation.
They should make an effort to address global peace.
Sources close to President Karzai told the BBC's Bilal Sarwary, in Kabul, say that the Afghan government had been given written guarantees by the US that "the office will be used as an address for peace talks".
The deal, the third of five points being addressed in peace talks, commits the guerrillas to severing their connection with the drugs trade.
