The phrase "address the intersections of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connections or overlaps between different topics, issues, or fields of study.
Example: "In her research, she aims to address the intersections of race, gender, and socioeconomic status."
Alternatives: "explore the overlaps of" or "consider the connections between".
"We also believed that there was a large scale business opportunity to address the intersection of healthy, affordable, kid-designed and loved meals".
His proposal was designed to improve the availability of records to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, address the intersection of mental health and crime, and criminalize straw purchases and gun trafficking.
My sense is that aboriginal women are often represented in court in ways that are not effective and don't address the intersection of their race, culture, gender, and class appropriately.
Both Jason and I have always put on big conferences by bringing theorists, artists, activists, workers, and farmers together to create new connections and address the intersection of injustice and theory, so this is something we already had in common.
This is one of the first randomized community trials of an intervention using community mobilization to address the intersection of HIV and inequitable gender norms.
The first set of papers in this issue address the intersection of duty hours with patient safety [ 9], resident well-being [ 10], the health system [ 11], and teaching faculty [ 12].
A third, stretch solution, would be for institutions to create entirely new courses that address the intersection of the standard core curricula with today's most important global topics.
Snyder said that during the winter he came up with the idea of addressing the intersection of police brutality and gentrification during the series's current story arc, in which Gotham police commissioner Jim Gordon takes over as Batman.
