The phrase "addressing and eliminating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of dealing with and removing a problem or issue.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing and eliminating the barriers to effective communication within the organization."
Alternatives: "tackling and removing" or "confronting and resolving".
We call on the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, and all public bodies to affirm their commitment to addressing and eliminating intimate violence against human beings of any gender and to take care not to compromise the dignity and public understanding of any survivors.
Addressing and eliminating them can become key to overcome weight loss resistance. 5. Shake things up.
We must act now; greater investment in primary healthcare and a national commitment to addressing and eliminating infectious disease in my country is the obvious first step.
No peace, no justice The Fair Food Program that is having such remarkable success today addressing and eliminating longstanding human rights abuses in Florida's fields wouldn't have stood a chance in rural Florida back in the heyday of the Klan, either.
These changes have increased study efficiency and internal validity by systematically detecting, addressing and eliminating various sorts of bias.
This is important, as addressing and eliminating only one disease of aging, like cardiovascular disease for example, would only add 2,87 years to average lifespan (Barzilai & Rennert, 2012), because patients would still be afflicted by other diseases of aging, like Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, or cancer.
It is time solitary is addressed and eliminated in jails around the country.
Organizations and their individual members benefit when morally-wrong behaviors are addressed and eliminated.
Continuous Architecture can address and eliminate these bottlenecks by systematically applying an architecture perspective and discipline.
There are complex relationships among social determinants of health in epilepsy, which remain poorly understood and hamper efforts to address and eliminate disparities in epilepsy care and outcomes.
Monika Ribar, Panalpina's chief executive, said the settlements "mark the end of an extremely burdensome chapter in Panalpina's history and the end of a very demanding three-year effort to address and eliminate serious concerns" about the conduct.
