The phrase "address policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to deal with or consider specific policies in a particular context, such as in a meeting or report.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address policies related to employee conduct and workplace safety."
Alternatives: "discuss policies" or "tackle policies".
We also aim to promote campus-wide opportunities to grow professionally, connect with other staff members, and address policies and procedures that impact the overall staff experience.
While the groups have lauded Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for his commitment to building such housing, they said the State Legislature should address policies that affect the city's housing market.
The Pentagon came under Congressional pressure this week to address policies and enforcement practices that have allowed young military recruits to be exposed to misleading tactics used to sell insurance and investment products that are ill suited to their needs.
"We urge Chinese leaders to address policies in Tibetan areas that have created tension and to protect Tibetans' unique linguistic, cultural and religious identity," a state department statement said.
In March, the entertainer released a viral spoken-word poem, "Too Broke To Vote," in which he questioned whether any of the major presidential candidates would address policies that affect the inner cities of America, including poverty and mass incarceration.
The House and the Senate, prodded by the Me Too movement and by a cascade of lawmakers announcing resignations or retirements after sexual misconduct allegations in recent months, have grappled with ways to address policies that are skewed toward alleged harassers.
How do we address policy issues in Washington?
He is only slightly more willing to address policy criticisms from would-be opponents.
These OECD guidelines make clear that countries can address policy challenges without violating these fundamental rights.
At least one of the selected subjects should address policy or technology.
Before micro-factories make a dent on our e-waste problem, however, Australia will first need to address policy shortcomings.
