This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a set of measures intended to reduce something. For example: "The new policy package included several changes addressed to reduce traffic accidents."
Quality improvement efforts should be addressed to reduce the incidence of DP and improve ICU management.
However, SIGMA encompasses some features addressed to reduce the spatial uncertainty.
Using other time-frequency analysis techniques[20], this 'resolution trade-off' between time and frequency can be addressed to reduce uncertainty in the resulting representation.
Most paediatric burns are preventable, so it is vital to educate families about potential household hazards that can be addressed to reduce the risk of a burn.
Therefore, this study investigated the factors influencing access to finance by SMEs in Mozambique in order to set some light on how the problem of access to finance would be addressed to reduce the number of SMEs collapsing.
The objective of this study was to identify surgeon-controlled factors that may be addressed to reduce the rate of glenoid component failure that is sufficiently symptomatic to merit surgical revision.
However, many more schemes can be installed with significant benefit to rural communities, if new approaches specifically addressed to reducing the cost and improving the viability of pico hydro are implemented.
The proposed architecture uses a single processing element (PE) and simplified memory addressing to reduce the hardware complexity.
However, this stage identifies factors unique to the athlete's profile that may need addressing to reduce injury risk and maximise their availability across consecutive seasons.
In this study, we review the status of diabetes management in Thailand and try to identify the key challenges the country needs to address to reduce the current (and future) medical and economic burden caused by the disease.
These findings highlight the importance of a better understanding of the factors contributing to RA development, in particular any modifiable risk factors that we might address to reduce risk in various populations.
