The phrase "addressed violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken to rectify or respond to specific breaches of rules, laws, or standards.
Example: "The committee has addressed violations of the code of conduct by implementing stricter enforcement measures."
Alternatives: "resolved infractions" or "rectified breaches".
Today's monitoring committee meeting, gathering delegates from the United States, France, Israel, Lebanon and Syria, was to have addressed violations of the rules of engagement in the conflict.
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Operators and administrators at some troubled homes that received Seaport residents said in interviews that they had addressed violations, and said they provided good care on what they said was insufficient revenue from the state.
In fact, even when bilateral trade agreements include mechanisms for addressing violations of such promises, the mechanisms are rarely invoked.
The judge's ruling addresses violations of two California statutes: the Consumers Legal Remediess Act and the Unfair Competition Law.
Dee also addressed the length of time it took the N.C.A.A. to address violations that stretch back more than five years.
Nonetheless, she said in an e-mail Monday, "the consent decree provides the F.D.A. with additional tools to address violations for other Ranbaxy facilities".
She also suggested that the N.C.A.A. evaluate whether the enforcement arm should take "a little more adversarial" role in addressing violations.
Supporters of the American practice say that only strict application of the exclusionary rule can effectively address violations of the Fourth Amendment, which bans unreasonable searches and seizures.
While the diplomats were deadlocked over how to address violations of the sanctions, money and contracts continued to flow through the Office of the Iraq Program.
The committee believes that its continued access to prisoners worldwide is contingent upon confidentiality, and therefore it addresses violations privately with the authorities directly responsible for prisoner treatment and detention.
