The phrase "address pressing concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing important issues that require immediate attention or action.
Example: "The committee met to address pressing concerns regarding the budget cuts affecting local schools."
Alternatives: "tackle urgent issues" or "deal with critical matters."
Many countries have implemented biofuel programs designed to address pressing concerns such as climate change, energy security and rural development.
And people's faith in institutions, leaders and our collective ability to address pressing concerns will further erode.
The NHLA's chairman Hector Sanchez sent a letter on Oct. 17 – endorsed by 24 Latinos groups – to the Kennedy Center commission chairman Rubenstein in an effort to address pressing concerns.
One of the ways in which engineering education programmes demonstrate relevance to society is in addressing pressing concerns such as poverty alleviation and sustainable development in emerging nations.
A much larger majority of the people out here are sick and tired of these wars that continue to drain our treasury at a time when we need to be addressing pressing concerns here at home.
A more independent national intelligence chief, they argue, would control the budgets and day-to-day operations of the Pentagon's intelligence agencies, and could do a better job of redeploying them to address more pressing concerns like terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons instead of the military and its preoccupation with enemy armies.
Heeding the pope's charge, the Vatican hosted a five-day summit in May to address the pressing concerns of climate change and the church's role in promoting sustainability.
One of Johnson's traits, both as a journalist and as a politician, has been to use exciting decoys to avoid addressing actual, pressing concerns.
To address these increasingly pressing concerns, the Culyer review was established in 1994 and the NHS R&D funding streams were reorganised to protect the research and teaching hospitals [ 73].
At the end of the day, all four of these Iranian national goals can be achieved without the operation of the facility at Fordow; and in the context of a deal that addresses the other pressing concerns of both sides, Fordow will be less of an issue to both sides.
It is a creative way of bringing Israel and Iran to the same table to address pressing security concerns".
