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The phrase "addressed to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or actions taken to enhance a situation, process, or outcome.
Example: "The new policy was addressed to improve employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "aimed at enhancing" or "designed to boost".
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"Captain Uberti and I have already discussed some of the problems and issues that need to be addressed to improve our response to future incidents".
Individuals, young and old and from all backgrounds, told us it must be addressed to improve relationships between the public and the police".
This problem must be addressed to improve the functional properties of cassava starch films.
This educational gap must be addressed to improve clinical outcomes and strengthen health systems.
Error analysis revealed shortcomings that could be addressed to improve performance.
Additionally, some implementation issues concerning the controller design are addressed to improve the applicability and performance of the controller.
While basic health care is important, the lack of food, clean water, and shelter must also be addressed to improve community health.
Future study will be addressed to improve the fast approach introducing new regularization fitness functions to obtain smaller sets of endmembers of equivalent quality.
It was recognised that the entire admission and management process of this patient group needed to be addressed to improve this.
Two problems need to be addressed to improve this system, namely, the degeneracy phenomenon and lack of samples for the standard particle filter (PF).
Thus, CWPO could be effectively applied whether as a treatment itself or as a pre-treatment addressed to improve subsequent biodegradability of these wastewaters.
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