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The phrase "addressed to the needs of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is tailored or designed to meet specific requirements or demands of a particular group or situation.
Example: "The new policy was carefully addressed to the needs of the community, ensuring that everyone would benefit from the changes."
Alternatives: "tailored to the needs of" or "designed for the needs of".
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It is addressed to the needs of the whole man, fully recognizing that man has a spiritual as well as an economic side to his character.
So there has grown up in the past ten years a realistic intellectual conservatism, addressed to the needs of our time.
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It addresses to the need of designing new VET courses for training in quality assurance qualifications.
States have to be encouraged to address the needs of the hardest-to-employ welfare recipients by toughening participation requirements.
Our government needs to do more to address the needs of the long-term unemployed.
We also want to do more to address the needs of children on welfare.
Students work in teams to develop technologies to address the needs of social enterprises.
Further research is needed in order to clarify how to address the needs of single men.
Such research may subsequently contribute to developing effective programmes to address the needs of urban refugees.
The system is designed to address the needs of clinicians to monitor BG in critical care units.
Bánáthy formulated the White Stag program to address the needs of youth from 11 to 17 years of age.
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