The phrase "addressing conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to specific circumstances or situations.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing conditions that affect employee productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "tackling issues" or "dealing with circumstances".
After 53 tense hours, the guards were released unharmed, and good to his word, Cuomo set about addressing conditions at the prison.
This would have the added benefit of addressing conditions that encourage far too many young Arabs to glorify terrorism as a legitimate means for dealing with the challenges of the modern world.
And the national government does recognize the urgency of addressing conditions in Rakhine State, as the ICG reports note.
It may also set the stage for raising Medicare premiums for high-income seniors and reduce funding for a public health program aimed at addressing conditions such as diabetes, and heart disease.
Second, addressing conditions of bounded rationality and environmental uncertainty as ubiquitous constraints to managerial decision making (Cyert and March 1963), sent interlocks provide the opportunity for executives to make social comparisons (Festinger 1954).
This means making sure older people have a mobility plan when receiving medical care or in long term care; reviewing medications regularly to minimize harm; addressing conditions that affect thinking and are common in older people such as dementia, depression and delirium; and incorporating what matter to the person, such as their values, goals and preferences, into all care plans.
"They address conditions around bars and clubs and dance clubs and things of that nature".
Some of the changes will address conditions that contributed to the fire.
Also addresses conditions required for melting and melting processes; rock structure and field techniques; and Earth history.
Helping to drive this increase are new medical devices that address conditions previously treated by medication alone.
At present the commission spends on average 140 million a year on Afghanistan and 66 million on Pakistan, excluding humanitarian aid like that given recently to help address conditions in the Swat Valley.
