The phrase "address violent" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the need to deal with or respond to violent behavior or situations, but it requires additional words to be grammatically correct.
Example: "We need to address violent behavior in our community to ensure safety for everyone."
Alternatives: "tackle violence" or "confront violent acts".
Mexico's new president wants a new National Guard to address violent crime.
Hasan's massacre leads the Pentagon to develop policies to identify and address violent extremism (pdf).
He must also obtain counseling to address violent tendencies, a lack of empathy and "cognitive distortions" or what one official described as his exaggerated beliefs.
However, what is most frustrating is that Cameron's speech will do little to actually address violent extremism or radicalisation, which has a lot less to do with ideology than the Government seems to think.
Yet he has come to the view, shared by an increasing number of corrections officials, that segregation should be used only as a last resort, to address violent prison behavior that cannot otherwise be controlled.
The new policy to attack some decrees marks the second time in two weeks Barr has moved to address violent crime, considered a potential political problem for President Bush as he seeks reelection.
McDuffie has cast his stipend plan as one prong of a campaign to force the District to begin addressing violent crime as a "public health" crisis.
The next government will face myriad challenges, but none will be more critical than addressing violent and organised crime, which is said to be increasingly infiltrating the political system itself.According to human-rights and election monitors, this has been the bloodiest campaign period in Guatemala's history.
Additionally, Goldstein's (1985) model specifically addresses violent crime; however, many studies have demonstrated a link between property crime and drug use, and find weaker associations between drugs and violence than property offenses (Allen, 2005; Bennett, Holloway & Farrington, 2008; Parker & Auerhahn, 1998).
The high-profile police problems have amplified Emanuel's previous struggles to gain Chicagoans' confidence on addressing violent crime, the poll found.
For the first time, the United Nations Security Council recognized the positive role young men and women have in peacebuilding and addressing violent extremism.
