The phrase "address product" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or dealing with a specific product, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We need to address product concerns during the meeting to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "discuss the product" or "tackle product issues".
Numerous manufacturing companies have "servitized" their value propositions to address product commoditization and sustainability issues.
As two commentators have noted, "Coors represents the Court's first commercial speech decision directly to address product labeling controls.
We propose procedures to address product design and manufacturing process configurations concurrently in environments characterized by large degrees of product proliferation.
An increasing number of publications in product line engineering address product derivation, i.e., the process of building products from reusable assets.
The operations group can develop general operating and maintenance objectives for the facilities that can address product quality, cost, safety, and environmental issues.
Senior management is in denial, which makes the firm too slow to address product line decline… (I01); in early 2000's, one firm's response to new communications technology was 'if it takes hold, we will buy them' …acquisition did not happen and devastated telecom part of company.
In addition, the letter says, the scheme only covers four minerals - tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold - in their raw form, and does nothing to address products entering Europe which have been made using conflict minerals.
Their plans address products, operations, marketing and selling, and staffing". This disciplined planning approach keeps people on track but is sometimes difficult for entrepreneurs who are often "creators and dreamers, not the sales people they need to be.
These actions are reviewed together with eleven specific PepsiCo goals and commitments that address products, the marketplace, and communities at large.
During this same period, tort law was also addressing product safety through the theories of negligence and then strict liability.
Indeed, systematically dealing with the risks of anti-business/anti-globalization proposals and the opportunities of pro-growth policies has become as important for global corporations as addressing product, market, and financial issues.
