The phrase "address the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to confront or deal with a specific method or behavior in a particular context.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will address the practice of remote work and its impact on productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle the practice" or "confront the practice".
But a statewide bill to address the practice that would have fined officers $10,000 if someone was injured in the back of a van was stalled in the Maryland senate's judicial proceedings committee during the last legislative session.
In this paper we address the practice of mediation and moderation analysis using linear regression in the pages of Behaviour Research and Therapy and offer some observations and recommendations, debunk some popular myths, describe some new advances, and provide an example of mediation, moderation, and their integration as conditional process analysis using the PROCESS macro for SPSS and SAS.
World Vision also works with religious leaders to address the practice of child marriage.
Our research aimed to address the practice of primary prevention in GP practices.
Even more importantly, these investigations should also address the practice of infusing high concentrations of acetate directly into the coronary circulation as part of cardioplegia solution.
Additionally, there was limited psychometric testing of the revised tool, given that six questions were removed and six questions were reworded to address the practice guideline.
The website notes: The undersigned companies believe that it is time for the world's governments to address the practices and laws regulating government surveillance of individuals and access to their information.
The report by the G.A.O., which is the investigative arm of Congress, focused on companies with more than $10 million in assets and what they paid from 2008 to 2010, although it did not address the practices of specific companies.
"It seems to me that someone has to have the courage to say it was flatly wrong and we're going to be prepared to take some courageous steps to affirmatively address the practices and policies that have resulted from this".
Advocates of animal rights, addressing the practice of overfeeding ducks and geese to fatten up their livers for foie gras, have for many years had….
But the reforms have not addressed the practice of giving racehorses legal drugs that allow horses to run when, in a different era, they would not have been allowed to.
