The phrase "addresses confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to self-assurance, belief in one's abilities, or the act of dealing with issues of confidence.
Example: "The workshop addresses confidence by providing participants with tools to improve their self-esteem and public speaking skills."
Alternatives: "tackles confidence" or "deals with confidence".
Successful Careers: A Matter of Confidence Sharon Ann Holgate, 23 November Identifying and addressing confidence issues can help early-career scientists make swifter progress.
Choosing the options that address confidence, skills, assertiveness, and empowerment, can raise one's score in this test, and imply grandiosity and an unhealthy narcissism (which can develop in some individuals to compensate for a deep-seated negative self-image).
Little work has addressed confidence limits in gene tree parsimony studies.
Further simulations for sensitivity evaluation should address confidence in liver or intrahepatic concentration and intraenterocyte concentration when inhibition occurs intracellularly.
The SPOT scores directly addressed confidence and indicated there was no significant change resulting from the program.
Since these items (question 19a g) immediately precede the question addressing confidence and trust (question 20), we explored the possibility of a question ordering effect by regressing a later item reflecting 'overall satisfaction with care' (question 25), on the 'interpersonal' items, along with the sociodemographic variables.
Successful Careers: A Matter of Confidence by Sharon Ann Holgate, 23 November 2012 Identifying and addressing self-confidence issues can help early-career scientists make swifter progress.
More choices are hands-down a good thing, but we have to be thoughtful about addressing self-confidence and guilt at the same time.
The address of confidence and respect recently addressed by a body of prominent citizens of Leipzig to Dr Bethmann-Hollweg may, however, mean no more than that moderate men are disgusted by the attacks made on him.
