The phrase "address significant" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something significant needs to be addressed, but it requires additional context or words to be complete.
Example: "We need to address significant issues in our project to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "tackle important" or "deal with major".
In some cases, businesses are working with competitors — even archrivals — to address significant sustainability challenges.
Our research revealed several such factors at work in companies that effectively address significant sustainability issues.
Do you lack the time and people to address significant projects that you need to complete?
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So, the projects, like most proposals floated in the last two years to address significant public business, withered.
Besides a wide range of artistic styles, the exhibition will address significant architectural accomplishments in greater depth.
Deborah Brenner, the city's chief lawyer in the case, said the decision would help address "significant congestion problems caused by unlicensed street vendors".
"Contrary to Cooper's complaint, we have been working diligently to address significant post-announcement impediments," Apollo said over the weekend.
Clarke has invoked an "urgent notification protocol", a device that puts the justice secretary on notice that urgent action is needed to address significant concerns at a jail.
The California Program on Access to Care brings the resources of the University of California to address significant health care policy issues affecting California's low-income populations.
Scheduled for a clinical trial in Botswana this year, D3 Diagnostics is a holographic imaging technology that will address significant clinical needs in oncology and pathology.
