The phrase "addresses contamination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measures, actions, or policies that deal with or mitigate contamination issues.
Example: "The new policy addresses contamination in the water supply by implementing stricter regulations on industrial waste disposal."
Alternatives: "tackles contamination" or "deals with contamination".
The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to address contamination resulting from the World Trade Center's collapse only in certain residential apartments is unacceptable.
Here's her reply: SafeTNA was founded in early 2012 as an inert DNA-based tracer that could be incorporated into hydraulic fracturing fluid to address contamination concerns.
The proposed regulations, like the rule cited in the letters, aim to prevent food from being tainted rather than addressing contamination after it has occurred.
The actions, which would be in force for 10 years, would be interim steps as the agency continued to evaluate how to best address contamination off the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Health experts, environmental advocates and politicians called on the federal Environmental Protection Agency yesterday to address contamination and medical problems in Brooklyn and other areas outside Lower Manhattan resulting from the Sept. 11 attack.
Strategies to address contamination of handles include revision of procedures for disinfection and storage prior to use, introduction of disposable handles or sheaths, and re-design of handles to eliminate knurled surfaces and contact points.
In both the bacteria and glucose experiments, we have controls that address contamination from the gut.
Edelstein's concept of "environmental stigma" addressed contamination as a threat to identity.
This method uses the statistical technique of instrumental variable analysis to address contamination.
Here, we specifically address contamination issues and point out technical problems hampering amplification during PCR.
