The phrase "address service gaps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to identify and improve areas where services are lacking or insufficient.
Example: "The organization aims to address service gaps in healthcare access for underserved communities."
Alternatives: "fill service voids" or "tackle service deficiencies".
In order to address service gaps in the identification of suicide risk for youth in contact with the juvenile justice system, e-Connect relies on universal application of an evidence-based screening tool during the intake process, and subsequent systematized referral and linkage to care in the mental health and substance use service sector.
National Partnership Agreements on Mental Health and a new National Service Planning Framework were introduced to promote a nationally consistent assessment process, address service gaps and promote multiagency support [ 16].
Within the overall development policy framework community-based approaches in health service delivery; partnership of the public sector with non-government organizations (NGOs) to reach deprived populations and address service gaps; and rapid adoption of context specific innovative technologies and policies have been instrumental in improving the health service coverage and health outcomes (4).
"The structure of the Indigenous Advancement Strategy allows the Australian government to address service delivery gaps that are identified and we will continue to methodically work through any gaps which are identified, in consultation with providers and communities".
It said: "An assessment of need and risk should have followed and a separate multi-agency decision agreement developed to address any service gaps".
Responses of private physiotherapy providers indicate they are not positioned to address such service gaps, particularly when compounded by issues of affordability.
We saw an opportunity to address a service gap in our market, and found the support we needed to make it happen.
17 Thus, a service that can provide onsite rehabilitation and residential care, and encourage users to return to independent living, may address the service gap.
To address this service gap vocational rehabilitation models have been developed, not only to facilitate a pathway to employment, but to also provide the individualised needs-based support needed to achieve this outcome [ 25].
The Government of Pakistan has launched the Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) Programme to address service availability and the utilization gaps, by building on the already existing experiences, initiatives and resources.
While the expansion of appropriate, sufficient and high quality services according to need will address much of the primary care service gaps, as demonstrated in this paper, there may be other factors that limit the effectiveness of services in the low utilisation groups.
