The phrase "address safety concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing issues related to safety that need to be acknowledged or resolved.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to address safety concerns raised by the community regarding the new construction project."
Alternatives: "tackle safety issues" or "resolve safety matters."
Other ads, some produced by the N.F.L., address safety concerns.
The union said it was striking because the company would not address safety concerns.
A Riverkeeper spokeswoman, Deborah Brancato, said the report did not address safety concerns that Riverkeeper had.
The reduced hours, it was hoped, would address safety concerns around controller fatigue.
The owners have spent tens of millions of dollars modernizing and re-analyzing in order to address safety concerns.
The FDA issued a public warning last month, saying that the company failed to address safety concerns.
"How to go about addressing safety concerns without adding stigma is a challenge".
Toyota also is addressing safety concerns by installing brake-override systems across its full lineup, so that a driver can overcome a stuck throttle by pressing the brake.
"Pssst — don't go near Montgomery Gardens without your bulletproof vest," a blogger calling himself JC Man wrote last month in an online real-estate forum addressing safety concerns in the Beacon's neighborhood.
After a federal investigation of the Plum Island Animal Disease Center detailed numerous security flaws on the island, the center's acting director said yesterday that the government's evaluation was fair and that the center was already addressing safety concerns.
But Mr. Wade added that hospitals were very much aware of the issue and were addressing safety concerns in a variety of ways, among them increasing camera surveillance, expanding the security staff and training employees to deal with potentially violent situations.
