The phrase "address program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussing a program or initiative that focuses on addressing specific issues or topics.
Example: "The government has launched a new address program aimed at improving community safety and reducing crime rates."
Alternatives: "initiative to tackle" or "program to address".
Present address: Program in Genomics of Differentiation, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland 20892, USA.
We run lists through a 48-month USPS National Change of Address program to ensure the most current addresses are being supplied.
Also, interventions were designed to address program adoption and implementation.
Inspired by a rudimentary random address program he had used years before, he started fakenamegenerator.com.
Another type of evidence that does not address program effects comes from surveys of employers or program administrators.
The Postal Service set up its current National Change of Address program, sometimes abbreviated as NCOA, in 1986.
Borelli is a somewhat reluctant steward of the vanity-address program, which dates back several decades and can be blamed for, among other things, the proliferation of the word "plaza" and the disproportionate number of businesses and homeowners with Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue letterheads.
To address this knowledge gap, community integration programs identified through directories and snowball sampling were sent an online survey addressing program costs and organizational attributes.
Associate Dean of the College Diane McKay, co-coordinator of Princeton's Mellon Mays program, addresses program fellows at a dinner last spring.
Initial rollout of MNCH CHWs yields important insights into addressing program challenges.
NPs involved in the program completed a survey and were interviewed with questions addressing program suitability and job satisfaction midway through the 18 month study period.
