The phrase "address their particular needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of recognizing and responding to the specific requirements or preferences of individuals or groups.
Example: "In our program, we strive to address their particular needs to ensure everyone feels supported and valued."
Alternatives: "meet their specific needs" or "cater to their individual needs".
To help someone rebuild their life, you must address their particular needs.
Capitation and its variants reward improvement at the population level, but patients don't care about population outcomes such as overall infection rates; they care about the treatments they receive to address their particular needs.
As a part of this pilot initiative, girls' discussion groups were created to address their particular needs and the risks to which they were exposed.
While African American women with asthma are at higher risk than their Caucasian counterparts of poor asthma-related outcomes, no prior asthma-management intervention has been adapted to address their particular needs and cultural context.
For example, in the EVD affected regions, EVD survivors are organizing themselves into groups with the aim of addressing their particular needs such as addressing post-traumatic stress disorder, stigma, nutritional and housing needs; as well as engaging with the EVD response in their country [ 22].
Now, fans root around, consuming only what they want, like kids pawing through pillowcases of trick-or-treated bounty, sampling tracks, compiling playlists that directly address their particular wants and needs.
Companies, and units within them, will need to address their particular strengths and weaknesses to equip themselves for long-term learning.
Every customer's financial situation is unique, and customers need to feel like their particular needs are being addressed and met.
Second, address their social 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.
