The phrase "addresses risks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular action, strategy, or document deals with potential problems or threats.
Example: "The new policy effectively addresses risks associated with data security breaches."
Alternatives: "tackles risks" or "mitigates risks".
I called it inequality insurance because, like any insurance policy, it addresses risks beforehand.
Hence, water governance, which addresses risks and vulnerabilities, should target multiple stressors.
The assessment addresses risks to both humans and ecological receptors exposed, or potentially exposed, to mixtures of substances reported from water monitoring programmes in Europe.
The testing framework addresses risks to humans during all stages of development and provides data relevant to assessing hazards to sensitive subpopulations, such as infants and children.
A growing series of trials have shown the capacity of primary care providers to deliver care that specifically addresses risks to healthy social and emotional development by incorporating mental health services into their routines and integrating their work with the mental health care system.
This suggests that a health policy that addresses risks associated with carbon-based energy may be much more effective for reducing disease worldwide than current recommendations of altering fish consumption.
Ms. Callaghan also blamed university officials, saying A&M "addresses risk in student organizations reactively".
Drawing on research in 10 poor, flood-prone settlements in Cape Town, South Africa, this article explores whether providing housing addresses risk.
It also addresses risk and risk reduction related to nonoccupational exposure to asbestos.
The START addresses risk and protective factors, and is suitable for monitoring client functioning in inpatient and outpatient settings.
The failure to address risks can lead to significant costs.
