The phrase "addressing area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific region or topic that is being focused on or dealt with.
Example: "The report focuses on the addressing area of urban development and its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "focal area" or "target area".
It appears that interventions aimed at addressing area characteristics by moving people from high to low poverty neighbourhoods can improve mental health, reduce obesity, and impact positively on some wider determinants of health, such as respondents' experience of social disorder.
Another US review (Acevedo-Garcia et al., 2004) included evaluations of US housing policies aimed at addressing area characteristics, which included at least one health outcome (mental or physical health, experience of violence, health behaviours and medical care).
He said the government could also help immigrants by addressing areas like education, gang violence, foreclosures and property taxes.
Its first six SCAMPs, addressing areas such as chest pain and heart valve abnormalities, lowered costs per episode by 11%to51%1% without decreasing the quality of care.
Rather than addressing areas of genuine human psychological need.
AltaVistas changes, he says, are addressing areas that people are already happy with at other portals.
"We will have to build on our strengths while addressing areas that we have got weaknesses or challenges.
The EPA spent $90 million addressing areas of concern last year.
The money raised will be used to fund programs and services addressing areas of cancer support, wellness and education specific to young adults dealing with cancer.
Formative supervision focuses on technical competence and provides a forum for addressing areas in need of improvement.
Testing is also the most addressed area at UFPR, UNICAMP, and UFAM.
