The phrase "addresses the same needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing solutions, products, or services that fulfill similar requirements or demands.
Example: "Both products address the same needs of consumers looking for eco-friendly options."
Alternatives: "meets the same requirements" or "fulfills the same demands."
Policies focused on helping people making $250,000, $200,000, or (dare I go as low as the 90th percentile of household income) $150,000 each year generally do not address the same needs as those of the median American wage earner who makes only $13.60/hour.
The Zanzibar Dimension The components of JP 6.2 focusing on Zanzibar were structured more or less as in the Mainland and addressed the same needs (capacity building, various health issues, warehouse, etc).
This is of crucial importance in mature markets with a large variety of products that address the same need, because in such markets the purchase decision can depend on the user's perception of the object.
RentMineOnline is another startup, winner of the Seedcamp startup competition is addressing the same need but building its service on top of social networks (they have a Facebook app) in order to solve the trust issue.
This might sound like it's addressing the same need as WeWork and other coworking spaces, but Sarva (who was previously co-founder at Virgin Mobile) argued that Knotel is "not coworking".
Why can't visual art address the same need for a good story that is satisfied by Game of Thrones?
If you were to visit a drought-stricken village in sub-Saharan Africa, you could easily see staff from dozens of NGOs, all attempting to address the same general need -- access to clean water.
There are many different ways to address the same issue, but yours needs to be the special one.
In this respect, pharmaceutical and agrochemical companies need to address the same issues.
