The phrase "address the particular needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of meeting specific requirements or demands in a given context, such as education, healthcare, or customer service.
Example: "Our program is designed to address the particular needs of students with learning disabilities."
Alternatives: "meet the specific needs" or "cater to the individual needs".
Other important changes seek to address the particular needs of vulnerable and disabled customers.
It was the first attempt to address the particular needs of the elderly.
Prodded by lawsuits and strong Justice Department regulations issued last year to implement the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003, civilian jails and prisons around the country are developing ways to address the particular needs of transgender inmates.
— RACHEL RAMSAY Needs of migrants not met, new O.E.C.D. report finds Many countries have shown significant progress in closing the educational gap between students from migrant backgrounds and their native peers, a new report on the education of immigrant children says, but education systems still need to identify and address the particular needs of those from immigrant backgrounds.
Some life insurers even customize plans to address the particular needs of small employers and plan participants.
Agencies often did not specifically address the particular needs of women, girls, boys, or men, and took little account of differing needs.
We have previously reviewed open source systems for managing and integrating clinical and experimental data types; however, none of these platforms addresses the particular needs of ancillary studies [ 30].
Kors's collections always address the particular wardrobe needs of his golden couple whether it's resort wear in Capri, après ski in Gstaad or linens on safari in South Africa.
The particular need FoodCorps is addressing is creating healthy school food environments and long-lasting relationships with healthy food for children at risk for diet-related disease.
As an organizer who happens to be a female, I felt it is only natural for me to finally organize an event to address this particular need.
While successful in addressing this particular need, the partnership has not been effectively engaging in wider gender issues in education and is not seen as a forum for discussion on girls' education and gender equality issues.
