The phrase "addressed the border" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to borders, such as political, geographical, or security issues.
Example: "The committee addressed the border concerns during their meeting to ensure national security."
Alternatives: "tackled the border" or "discussed the border".
One official said in 2014, "There was a lack of intestinal fortitude to address the border.
Toward that goal, Admiral Mullen said he had ordered a comprehensive military strategy to address the border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Among Chinese leaders, Mr. Wen is perceived as a friend of India, and his 2005 visit was regarded as a breakthrough after he and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh agreed on a broad framework to address the border dispute.
Michael Krichman, executive director of inSite, an arts organization in San Diego that sponsors projects that address the border and its cross-cultural issues, drove me to Tijuana's beach, where the border fence, corrugated, chain-linked, barbed and patched, rides to my right, as we travel toward the ocean.
The Senate left Washington on Thursday without passing its plan to address the border crisis.
On June 30, Obama sent a letter to Congressional leaders with requests for helping the administration to address the border crisis.
-- issued a joint statement last week saying they would oppose efforts to include the legislation in plans to address the border crisis.
Obama added that he would have to reallocate funding on his own because Congress has not approved funding to address the border crisis.
House Republicans brought more GOP members on board Friday for a funding bill that would now offer $694 million to address the border crisis.
The Senate has already finished votes until September, after the Democrats' bill to address the border crisis was killed in a 50-44 voThursdayday, with Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Mary Landrieu of Louisiana joining Republicans in opposition.
