The phrase "addresses the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to how a certain document, plan, or concept acknowledges and deals with alterations. For example, "The company's new diversity policy addresses the changes needed to create a more inclusive workplace."
Write a critical analysis of these programs and their coverage of the events as well as an outline for an alternative commemorative program that addresses the changes United States government and policy as a result of September 11.
Burgess addresses the changes in the nature of music production that have been brought about by technology and, in particular, the paradigmatic millennial shift that has occurred with digital recording and distribution.
and common beech (Fagus sylvatica L). forests with a well-documented thinning history, we propose a thinning subroutine, which addresses the changes in allocation patterns after stand density changes.
This manuscript addresses the changes that have been observed in time and space for the cuticular landscape of the hindgut as well as for the microbial communities within the hindgut.
We then engage in a whole series of training, education, and preparation that addresses the change of lifestyle that's about to be imposed.
Now let me briefly address the changes in the attorney general guidelines.
Mr Parckar also addressed the changes of payments to people in residential care.
Specifically, it will address the changes in eye movements during driving.
The board subsequently approved the contract without specifically addressing the changes urged by the Public Advocate's Division of Rate Counsel.
Instagram addressed the changes on its company blog, saying that "nothing has changed about your photos' ownership or who can see them".
However, in this study, we address the changes of crime rates.
