The phrase "address the increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to respond to or manage a rise in a particular issue or situation.
Example: "We need to address the increased demand for our services in the coming months."
Alternatives: "tackle the heightened" or "respond to the growing".
However, this created a golden opportunity to address the increased demands on our system.
"Verint is committed to developing innovative video solutions and analytics to help address the increased security requirements of airports".
The Costa Rican Food Composition Information System (SICA-COR) has been developed to address the increased demands for local food information by health workers, decision makers, food industry, international commerce, and consumers.
In the 10 years ahead, executives in the business plan to address the increased demand with a 25percentt gain in generation, he added, but transmission capacity is forecast to grow only about 5percentt, in part because of the difficulty of getting permits to build new lines.
The Patriot Act Section 311 action against Iran and its central bank should be reinforced with a designation of "primary money laundering concern" against the class of transactions involving any Iranian bank, to address the increased risks of Iran's use of the financial system for illicit activity.
The Northern District of California court held that when BLM sold four leases in 2011 for 2,700 acres of federal land in Monterey and Fresno counties, it violated NEPA by relying on outdated environmental reviews that did not address the increased prevalence of fracking in California and nationwide.
Except it doesn't really address the increasing demographic spread as people live longer.
And many analysts expect Congress to take some steps to address the increasing cost of medical care.
The CCC recommended that the government should "develop a strategy to address the increasing number of homes in areas of high flood risk".
In June 2015, the CCC recommended that the government should "develop a strategy to address the increasing number of homes in areas of high flood risk".
A new administration in Washington could decide to address the increasing number of uninsured Americans by asking the private insurers to play a role.
