The phrase "address this sensitive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is sensitive.
You can use it when discussing a sensitive topic, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "We need to address this sensitive issue before it escalates."
Alternatives: "tackle this delicate" or "handle this sensitive matter".
"It is wishful thinking to believe that our elected leaders can or will address this sensitive issue," Ms. Cambria said.
The Kansas board of education, for example, said recently that local schools ought to have "flexibility … to effectively address this sensitive issue".
An earlier statement by the Kansas board of education said the federal rule "removes the local control needed to effectively address this sensitive issue" and called for giving schools "flexibility".
In the same vein as the arguments made throughout this paper, Equality Now reinforces the fact that it is critically important for relevant local and community groups to be involved at all levels to address this sensitive issue within the diversity of relevant communities.
But he did not have to address this highly sensitive policy area.
To address this problem, sensitive, selective and stable sensors are required.
Nor did John Paul directly address the sensitive issue of whether past popes, cardinals and clergy -- not just parishioners -- also erred.
It does so because its aim, in part, is to address the sensitive needs of the dominant white nation's sense of self.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino wants to address the "sensitive issue" of football at the Olympics.
To address this, a highly sensitive and specific real-time PCR was developed that allows the confirmation of E. histolytica and the differentiation from E. dispar in human feces [ 8, 9].
To address this, the Locality-Sensitive Discriminant Sparse Representation (LSDSR) is developed, in order that the video samples belonging to the same video category are encoded as similar sparse codes which make them have better category discrimination.
