The phrase "addresses exclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social issues, policies, or initiatives aimed at including marginalized groups or individuals.
Example: "The new policy addresses exclusion by ensuring equal access to resources for all community members."
Alternatives: "tackles exclusion" or "confronts exclusion".
Allowing for incorrect addresses, exclusions on nonAfro-Caribbean individuals and deaths, the total estimated number of eligible SLE cases in Northern Trinidad is 167, of whom we have ascertained 122 (73%).
You want to create jobs, address exclusion and poverty.
The EU should combat radicalisation by addressing exclusion, not by conflating conservative religious faith with terrorism.
It starts with addressing exclusion and bullying by developing courage, compassion and communication, and goes beyond that to engage young people in seeing themselves as agents of social change.
In addition, it provides examples of social protection instruments that specifically address exclusion and discrimination when individuals try to access services and secure an adequate standard of living.
4. The article addresses the exclusion of blacks from capital case juries, but does not address the number of African-Americans who receive the death penalty.
Any policy designed to address the exclusion of women from the Saudi Arabian economy must address the socio-political and cultural factors that suppress female entrepreneurial spirit and capabilities (Lavelle and Al Sheikh, 2013).
By young people sitting together in school parliaments addressing this means that we can begin to really address the exclusion of young people with visual impairment in schools, both now and for future generations".
The list of interesting people working to address digital exclusion could be as long as the web is wide.
There is, in any case, very little firm evidence of what works when it comes to addressing social exclusion and health inequalities at local level.
