The phrase "addresses deep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing deep issues or concerns, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report addresses deep-rooted issues within the organization that need to be resolved."
Alternatives: "tackles profound" or "deals with significant".
Moreover, Professor Chaison predicted the pension issue could be inserted into the presidential campaign, given that it addresses deep worker and corporate concerns.
The president said Tuesday that he was open to letting the March 1 deadline slide for more than doubling tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods if the two countries are close to a deal that addresses deep structural changes to China's economic policies.
Responding to the need for a shorter, two-factor version of the SPQ that addresses deep and surface approaches only and can be administered quickly and easily by a regular teacher, Biggs and colleagues [ 10] developed a simple version comprising two factors (deep and surface) with 20 items.
On its Web site, British Airways has a health advisory that addresses deep-vein thrombosis.
This reflects the views, if not the policy prescriptions, of the Blue Labour thinkers, such as the academic and peer Maurice Glasman, who believe that the party can only ever hope to win back traditional working-class supporters if it addresses deep-seated fears on sensitive matters such as immigration.
The film also addresses deeper questions about modern methods of creating efficient soldiers and their long-term consequences.
Through that, they were able to validate their ideas and build their platform to be something that addresses deep-rooted issues in the healthcare industry as a whole.
This is true of any effort to address deep human need and demands great discernment and care.
In each instance, the reforms aimed to address deep, pressing, and complex societal problems — wicked problems, as we might call them.
In the seven years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, countless opportunities have been missed to clean up banking and address deep structural problems in the world economy.
Nate Cardozo, senior staff attorney at the privacy group Electronic Frontier Foundation, said that Facebook's design changes were a start, but did not address deep needs for consumers.
