The phrase "address these lapses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to rectify or respond to specific shortcomings or mistakes.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address these lapses in our project management to ensure we stay on track."
Alternatives: "tackle these issues" or "correct these shortcomings."
"To that end, I urge Tinder to address these security lapses, and by doing so, to swipe right on user privacy and security".
Gaston L. Gianni Jr., inspector general of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, testified that his review of bank monitoring indicated that the nation's regulators underestimated the security threats revealed by the Sept. 11 attacks but are now addressing those lapses.
To address the lapses and needs pointed out in this survey, Sam Fiorella, Partner and Chief CX Strategist at Sensei Marketing and Danny Brown, Head of Technology at ArCompany, have written a comprehensive book, Influence Marketing: How to Create, Manage, and Measure Brand Influencers in Social Media Marketing.
Interventions to address the lapses detected through Wisepill will therefore need to consider culturally acceptable means of determining both the cause of missed doses and appropriate responses.
The city has said that reforms it made this summer addressed the lapses that surfaced at the fire, including weaknesses in the inspection system.
These lapses are being addressed, along with retraining of vaccinators and their supervisors.
For the Telegraph to sling mud rather than address these claims of serious ethical lapses is a grave error of judgment.
Critics, however, say the nationalization drive fails to adequately address safety lapses by even large companies, which are under intense pressure to produce coal for an energy-starved nation.
Investigators are looking into these lapses.
Before prison, these lapses would have been unthinkable.
