The phrase "addressed equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fairness, justice, or equal treatment in various fields such as education, finance, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlighted how the new policy addressed equity among different demographic groups."
Alternatives: "tackled equity" or "focused on equity".
One of the criticisms of the Coalition during the recent election campaign was the government failed to talk to voters in the old economy, or present a broad-based policy offering that addressed equity and inclusion as part of an effort to speak directly to workers who feel globalisation has led to a decline in their economic circumstances and prospects.
The use of indicators that addressed equity considerations was central to all case studies.
The extent to which each of the initiatives addressed equity concerns was also supplied in the evidence booklets.
One provincial program manager however, felt allocation within the NACP had addressed equity and efficiency through planning of activities for both general and high risk populations.
The reduction of maximum area coverage for each tenure instrument partially addressed equity issues by allowing more access to forest resources by a greater number of people.
Most studies that addressed equity used different measures of economic status as the main independent variable; even if data on ethnicity were collected, such as in the Demographic and Health Surveys of 2002, they were seldom analyzed.
Second, we should address equity and affordability.
Improving job accessibility based on transport connectivity helps to address equity issues.
It was designed to address equity market structure challenges that were prevalent over a decade ago.
The new "My Experience" survey aims to address equity and inclusion at UC Berkeley.
Here, we examine the benefit distribution policy and practice of a prominent REDD+ project in Kenya with the aim of understanding the extent to which it addresses equity.
