The phrase "address the push for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to respond to or acknowledge a movement or demand for change or action.
Example: "The committee will address the push for more sustainable practices in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "respond to the demand for" or "tackle the call for".
In addition, they fear that a floor fight over the rules change could be viewed in a bad light in the aftermath of Tuesday's State of the Union address and the push for a new civility in Congress.
The establishment will have to address this push for equity.
New policy decisions loom on the horizon, such as the push for policies to address whole-genome analysis technologies [ 41] (including the recommendation of laws that would grant individuals exclusive and enduring property rights over their genetic information [ 42, 43]) and the continuing concerns about DTC testing [ 44].
There is an alternative option under the push for privatising landholdings which addresses fears of the land being lost from the community: a closed market system where caveats restricting ownership to members of the community are placed on 99-year leases.
The Push for Transparency.
for Congress in Missouri, said liberals could use an Article V convention to push for several issues important to them: overturning the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, ending the definition of corporate personhood, addressing the push in some states for greater voting restrictions, and advocating a balanced budget amendment.
And why is it so important to many Democrats that if it's not addressed in the ongoing push for massive new trade pacts, they're willing to torpedo their own president's agenda?
"The industry demand for high-class-rated memory cards addresses the growing performance push for next generation mobile applications in more advanced smartphones including 4G models," said Wanhoon Hong, executive VP of memory sales and marketing at Samsung.
