The phrase "address this global" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing global issues or challenges, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We need to address this global challenge of climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "tackle this global issue" or "respond to this global concern".
So what are NGOs doing to address this global challenge?
"Health workers have a crucial role in helping address this global health issue.
We are already feeling the effects of climate change, but the time has come for us to be leaders in the international effort to address this global challenge".
It says the world is "waking up to the enormity of the threat of transnational organised crime" – which has an estimated income of up to $3trn – but "a global strategy to address this global threat has not been adopted".
SENATOR MCCAIN co-authored legislation in 2003 to cap greenhouse gases and said at a hearing: "It is time for the United States government to do its part to address this global problem, and a discussion of mandatory reductions is the form of leadership that is required".
Particularly in Ethiopia few studies exists that address this global disabling disorder and there is no urban community study.
We're already seeing several technology companies addressing this global issue throughout the supply chain, from the fields and distribution stages, to restaurants and at home.
While not addressing this global pediatric issue directly, this experiment shows that suckling starch digestion is enabled by mouse maternal nursing and suggests that human breast milk feeding may enable amplified starch digestion in the suckling infant.
196 countries will try again this December in Paris to come up with a coordinated and effective mechanism for addressing this global problem.
While the Paris Agreement represents significant progress toward addressing this global challenge, international leaders need to further accelerate emissions reductions to keep global temperature rise "well below 2°C above-pre-industrial levels and aiming for 1.5 degrees Celsius," as called for in the landmark agreement.
The United Nations General Assembly addressed this global problem, proposing new global interventions to attend to the increasing world-wide burden of non-communicable diseases, promote prevention and strengthen health services (6).
