The phrase "address sectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific areas or segments of a topic, issue, or industry that need attention or consideration.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address sectors such as healthcare, education, and technology to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "tackle areas" or "focus on segments".
It provides infrastructure services; mobile solutions; platform-based procurement services; Ready2Series solutions, which are pre-built products that address sector-specific requirements for delivering IT; and IT service integration solutions.
These tools address sector gaps through pro-poor approaches and are anchored to social protection pillars.
Building strategies to address sector issues was also an objective reported by other conferences that was not included in our study, though it was an indicator used primarily by business and political conferences (Mathieson 2009; Storberg-Walker et al. 2005; Foster et al. 2010).
Indicators for the post 2015 development agenda must therefore link health and sustainability, addressing sectors such as energy, transport, housing, food and agriculture [ 59] as well as reflecting progress towards Universal Health Coverage.
It will explicitly address different sectors of healthcare, and will provide meaningful insights on socioeconomic risk groups.
This leadership event will bring together senior business, government and NGO participants, and will address both sector and cross-cutting issues.
The announcement comes after the release of an Abbott-commissioned review of the fund, a measure announced by the former government to address childcare sector workers' low pay.
They also believe that a broader approach that addresses all sectors of the economy and that is fully debated in Congress would be better than a regulatory approach that could drag through the courts for years.
These companies don't solely produce products and services for the U.S. Government, but they promise to dedicate resources to address public sector priority problems.
Election season, leadership changes, and a host of competing demands have made it fairly clear that - barring some disastrous event - another year will go by without Congress passing a law to address private sector cyber security.
