The phrase "addressed the negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone has dealt with or responded to negative aspects or criticisms in a situation.
Example: "In her presentation, she addressed the negative feedback from the audience and provided solutions to improve the project."
Alternatives: "tackled the negative" or "confronted the negative".
6. (C) Noting that Davutoglu had only addressed the negative consequences of sanctions or the use of military force, Gordon pressed Davutoglu on Ankara's assessment of the consequences if Iran gets a nuclear weapon.
The testy exchange continues: "Noting that Davutoglu had only addressed the negative consequences of sanctions or the use of military force, Gordon pressed Davutoglu on Ankara's assessment of the consequences if Iran gets a nuclear weapon.
Balkin addressed the negative feelings many people have about the failures of banking.
In an interview with BBC News, Cole addressed the negative comments, and said that "if you think my live vocal sounds so good it must be mimed, I'm happy, I take it as a compliment".
Only two studies addressed the negative impact of lymphedema on the HRQL of Spanish women with breast cancer [ 36, 37], with findings consistent with two USA case-control studies [ 60, 61].
"Knitting is good, but knitting does not address the negative breakdown of the human spirit and human body.
The guiding principles represent the global standard for preventing and addressing the negative impacts of business on human rights.
In light of those potential costs, managers should directly address the negative beliefs that people are harboring.
"I am encouraged that the company is starting to address the negative sentiment in the market," Christopher Gower, a Lehman Brothers analysts in London, said.
Brand says she has long hoped to make social workers "seem like real people" and address the negative stereotypes of "middle-class, tweedy women" and "hippy do-gooders".
