The phrase "address the imminent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing urgent issues or situations that require immediate attention or action.
Example: "In our meeting today, we must address the imminent challenges facing our project timeline."
Alternatives: "tackle the urgent" or "confront the pressing".
"DeepMap is perfectly placed to address the imminent needs of autonomous vehicles.
Of course we need to protect large areas too, but in terms of halting extinctions, AZE can help us address the imminent species crisis very effectively.
From a public health perspective, the U.S. government is already taking action to address the imminent threat of antibiotic resistance.
But many experts have panned the report saying it does nothing to address the imminent threat posed by climate change and is merely aimed at preventing the reef being listed as endangered on UNESCO's world heritage list.
Calling for an international "Sustainability Revolution," spearheaded by faith leaders from around the world, American environmental leader Christina Lee Brown Thursday implored the 9th World Assembly of Religions for Peace to address the imminent perils of climate change.
Calling for an international "Sustainability Revolution," spearheaded by faith leaders from around the world, American philanthropist and environmental sustainability advocate Christina Lee Brown Thursday implored the 9th World Assembly of Religions for Peace to address the imminent perils of climate change.
But the time has come for decisive action, and I hope that 2013 will see the US become a world leader in addressing the imminent and real danger of catastrophic climate change.
That brings us to Blahous' prescription for addressing the imminent funding crisis, which must be resolved either by cutting benefits or raising Social Security taxes.
"We need a new National Defense Public Health Act to address this imminent threat," Mr. Gore said.
Failure to address these imminent human health issues in a cohesive and concerted manner by industry, academia, government, environmentalists, and scientists may lead to detrimental health effects caused by exposure to NPs.
The audience sits in refuge from the elements, while expedition leader Paker addresses us on the imminent likelihood of cannibalism.
