The phrase "addresses individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something pertains to or is relevant to a single person or entity.
Example: "The program addresses individual needs to ensure that each participant receives personalized support."
Alternatives: "targets individuals" or "caters to individuals."
In addition, the film addresses individual students' research and creative writing projects.
This is the first Enforcement Advisory from CFTC that specifically addresses individual cooperation.
However, a major flaw of the "Let's Move" agenda is that it primarily addresses individual behaviours, largely neglecting the structural factors that are so important in shaping them.
Popular learner-centered and personalized approaches are designed to move classrooms away from a one-size-fits-all approach toward teaching that addresses individual needs, strengths, and interests.
Since diagnostic pathology addresses individual or small groups of animals, there is typically more flexibility in defining and naming the disease process in each case.
To describe the intervention protocol for the first multilevel ecological intervention for physical activity in retirement communities that addresses individual, interpersonal and community influences on behavior change.
EBEN HARRELL: Your article in the October edition of Harvard Business Review addresses individuals.
Reviewer 1: Individual-level changes: The paper addresses individual-level changes in vocal output using telemetric microphones to isolate and track vocalizations from individually identified birds.
Conclusion: This was the first study of PM2.5 sources and preterm birth, and the first matched analysis, that better addresses individual-level confounding potentially inherent in all past studies.
The guide addresses individuals suffering from AN, relatives and healthcare professionals.
This is the only way to address individual needs.
