The phrase "addressing changing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of responding to or dealing with changes, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing changing market conditions to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "responding to changes" or "dealing with changes".
CAULDRON aims to communicate understanding of the science attributing extreme events to climate change in a memorable and compelling way, and create space for dialogue around policy decisions addressing changing risks and loss and damage from climate change.
We further emphasize needed interdisciplinary work addressing changing climates, altered disturbance patterns, intensive herbivory, and human drivers of ecological change.
The music industry, he says, has a strategy of going after individuals while not addressing changing technologies as they apply to copyright law.
Distributed generation (DG) is being increasingly deployed into the distribution network, enabling the network to be more flexible in addressing changing market conditions.
Nevertheless, the most logical explanation of the city's dramatic decline is that local elected officials were not willing to make hard choices for addressing changing circumstances.
Addressing changing social attitudes and broadcasting regulations, Cumberbatch's Holmes replaced the pipe with multiple nicotine patches.
(3) Approving material changes to the Program as necessary to address changing identity theft risks.
The price changes at Pizza Hut are indicative of how marketers are scrambling to address changing consumer behavior as the economy remains sluggish.
The legislative branch adjusted little and did not restructure itself to address changing threats.
After the FDA approves a drug, its powers mostly address changing labeling and marketing.
It thus contributes to improving our capacity to address changing disturbance regimes in ecosystem management.
