The phrase "addresses existing gaps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions or actions that aim to fill deficiencies or shortcomings in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy addresses existing gaps in the healthcare system, ensuring better access for all citizens."
Alternatives: "fills current voids" or "tackles existing deficiencies."
It should address existing gaps in Australia's legal and policy frameworks that permit businesses to continue to commit human rights abuses and flout the law.
Our review aims to address existing gaps in the student engagement literature and seeks to determine whether student engagement models should be expanded to include technology.
There are a number of features of this study that address existing gaps in the caseload midwifery evidence.
Using National Quality Forum NQFF) criteria as a guide, we developed measurement concepts suitable for use at the local program level that address existing gaps in program performance assessment.
Secondly, there is need to harness the potential of microfinance and community-based savings mechanisms in addressing existing gaps in healthcare financing and accessibility.
As the reliance on family caregivers increases, of noted importance for minority patients, programs to build caregiver confidence and competence provide opportunities to address existing gaps within the healthcare system.
Over the next 5 years we will also invest in a significant expansion of the Breast Cancer Campaign Tissue Bank, addressing existing gaps in tissue, data, biomarkers and models to become one of the world's leading banks for breast cancer-related research materials.
This research programme specifically addresses the objective of improving quality of care of patients with cancer and has been developed to address the existing gaps in psychosocial care.
Further initiatives should be taken to examine and address the existing gaps.
The study has been developed specifically to address the existing gaps in psychosocial care, and proposes a model of care which will be integrated, high quality, evidence-based, embedded in routine practice and responsive to individual patients' needs.
