The phrase "address wrongdoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of confronting or dealing with unethical or illegal behavior.
Example: "The organization has implemented new policies to address wrongdoing within its ranks."
Alternatives: "tackle misconduct" or "confront unethical behavior".
That's not a viable way to address wrongdoing.
It was not until 1961 that the Warren Court, in one of its signature decisions, concluded in Mapp v. Ohio that only the mandatory suppression of evidence could adequately address wrongdoing by the police in all cases, state and federal.
That policy has made a difference, but it failed to adequately address wrongdoing by bishops — not only those who engage in misconduct themselves, but those who fail to deal decisively with predatory priests under their authority.
Thus, the national availability of the RePAIR program for remediation may address demonstrated needs of research-intensive institutions as they address wrongdoing in research, including persistent noncompliance with approved research protocols.
Antitrust law must preserve the basic principles of capitalism, such as rent-seeking and the right to contract, but also provide a legal standard for addressing wrongdoing.
Although Horcher told a legislative committee it stemmed in part from his concerns over the Antonovich case, he said it more directly addressed wrongdoing of municipal elected officials--such as one city councilman who sued constituents for trying to recall him.
The legal system has developed a broad array of litigation options to address corporate wrongdoing.
Shareholder suits also help us at the SEC identify and address corporate wrongdoing.
The announcement is part of a growing push to address past wrongdoing, by both the government and private firms.
Yes, there are certainly times when the court system provides the appropriate forum to address corporate wrongdoing.
The company added, "We continue to believe that the authorities and the courts are the appropriate venues in which to address the wrongdoing discovered at Autonomy".
