The phrase "addressed through education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular issue or problem can be dealt with or resolved by means of educational methods or initiatives.
Example: "The challenges of climate change can be effectively addressed through education, raising awareness among future generations."
Alternatives: "tackled via education" or "resolved through educational efforts".
A unrealistic perception of risk can also be addressed through education.
Agencies here warn that if the needs of 14,000 school-age residents are not addressed through education and training, boys will be tempted to join armed groups and more girls will be at risk of early marriage.
Such social norms could be addressed through education or through media campaigns promoting the equitable division of housework.
Racial issues must then be addressed through education and awareness.
But ignorance can be addressed through education and visibility and awareness.
"This is most important to identify that racism is evident before we begin finding solutions to a problem that is not only systematic but needs to be addressed through education and compassion on an individual level," he said.
It concurs with previous findings that there is a deficit in postgraduate doctors' knowledge of EBM and critical appraisal skills, which requires addressing through education as the majority of trainees feel unconfident in their ability to assess research studies.
With regards to the latter, for example, a lack of shared knowledge may be addressed through training and education, whereas a lack of shared beliefs may require more extensive and potentially long-term dialogue and negotiation in addition to changes to structures and incentives [ 20].
But these problems should be addressed through better education and training, a more robust social safety network and more progressive taxation to mitigate the impact of stagnating wages.
There are a number of perceived barriers to screening women in the fracture clinic for IPV, many of which can be addressed through increased education and training, and additional resources in the fracture clinic.
Bangladeshi religious leaders unanimously agreed that to reject the importance of self care and rely solely on Allah to protect health was a misinterpretation of Islamic teaching and must be addressed through religious education.
