The phrase "address public needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of responding to the requirements or demands of the community or society.
Example: "The government must prioritize policies that address public needs to ensure the well-being of its citizens."
Alternatives: "meet community needs" or "respond to societal demands."
They are known as Tocqueville donors, named for the French writer who in the 1830s remarked on the American affinity for forming private groups to address public needs.
These increasing insights pave the way to designing new strategies that address public needs, including environmental applications and therapeutic inventions, or novel cell factories for sustainable and reconcilable energy or chemicals sources.
The Community Service Fellowship Program (CSFP) provides opportunities for GSD students to apply the skills they have developed in their academic programs through direct involvement with projects that address public needs and community concerns at the local, national or international level.
The goal of PSI was to stimulate the private sector, including business and philanthropic leaders, to find new and innovative ways to address public needs such as education, housing, and healthcare, more effectively than had been done by the government acting alone.
The great advantage of government spending over private spending is not only that it is surer but also that it directly addresses public needs beyond the strictly economic.
The short term target- and outcome-led culture of the NHS and the drive to achieve "more for less", combined with the need to address public demand for acute services often lead to investment in "downstream" public health intervention, rather than the "upstream" approaches that are most effective at reducing inequalities.
The exposure assessment initiative is needed to address public health needs.
Improvements in surveillance, including detection of security breaches, data collection, analysis, and dissemination are urgently needed to address public health needs to combat the global counterfeit medicines trade.
As we noted earlier, the international community continues to be supportive of developing countries' use of compulsory licensing to address public health needs.
