The phrase "addresses disability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to disability awareness, inclusion, or policies that support individuals with disabilities.
Example: "The new policy effectively addresses disability by ensuring accessible facilities for all employees."
Alternatives: "tackles disability" or "deals with disability".
To understand why people with disabilities continue to be among the most disadvantaged people in the world we must consider how people with disabilities are perceived by policy makers and how development policy addresses disability.
CBT that addresses disability, function, or self-efficacy might also be helpful in overcoming some of the barriers to exercise, improving overall function, and regaining a sense of control in their lives.
Dinesh Palipana, MD, will address disability inclusivity in medicine.
But I also want to see the government in Malawi take a lead to address disability issues.
He later became a sub-editor at the Liverpool Echo and started a column in it to address disability issues.
Non-disabled advocates are as important as disabled ones: Having more people with disabilities working in the development sector is not enough to better address disability in development.
Brandis pointed out that Innes had also been responsible for other portfolios during parts of his tenure, and said he expected all commissioners to continue to address disability discrimination issues that arose within their own portfolios.
"The only way to address disability issues is holistically," said Michael Dear, professor of City and Regional Planning in the College of Environmental Design and co-director of the research initiative along with Schweik.
The prolific Mr. Mee does not typically address disability in his work, though it is of interest to him; as a teenager, he contracted polio, and in a program note he describes himself as "an old crippled white guy". A hallmark of his plays is their unhinged physicality.
Educational insitutions get more public funding if they can prove they are addressing disability concerns.
A representative said: "The UK acted to address disability discrimination before the EU and provides for much more extensive rights.
